I have a Holga pinhole lens for my Canon 7D. I have not used it in a long time. So last weekend, on a rather grey and misty day, I took it to Wimpole. One reason I don't use it much is that the hole is too big. It's really less of a pinhole and more a 6-inch nail hole. The exposures are a lot shorter than for a proper pinhole aperture. Even with quite overcast conditions, and shooting at ISO 100, I didn't need an exposure time longer than 5 seconds. Even so, it's a fun thing to play with occasionally, and it did suit the conditions. The mono conversions were done quickly in Lightroom and are deliberately grungy.
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