Posted in Camera Technologies, alternative process, analog film technology, analog photography, digital printing, film scans, indian hill imageworks, scanning film, tagged pinhole photography, hexomniscope, abelson scope works, omniscope, turret pinhole on July 27, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Listen to this exciting interview with Matt Abelson of Abelson Scope Works as he talks about his Pinhole Camera Systems(Hexomniscope, Omniscope and Pinhole Turret). Interview by Stephen Schaub.
Note: The Omniscope is in Matt’s hands (left) and the Hexomniscope is in my hands (right)…Pocohontas is just along for the ride. Also, as mentioned in the audio [...]
Posted in AudioBlogs, Camera Technologies, analog photography, photography today, tagged abelson scope works, custom camera accessories, hexomniscope, indian hill imageworks, photographer machinest, pinhole, sk grimes, stephen schaub, usa bilt camera on July 25, 2008 | No Comments »
Many of the camera systems I have used over the last 2+ decades have been either custom made or modifications to older systems to “fit” newer capture devices. If the option of custom lens mounts, custom lens caps and complete from the ground up camera systems is new to you then give a listen to [...]
Posted in Camera Technologies, analog film technology, digital photography, digital technology, film capture, film scans, imacon scanner, photo industrial complex, scanning film, stephen schaub, tagged hasselblad, h3d11-50, p65+, phase one, 50MP, 60MP, Digital Capture, medium format digital camera on July 15, 2008 | 2 Comments »
The Mega-Pixel wars are still hot with the introduction of Hasselblad’s new 50MP Digital Back (H3DII-50) and Phase One’s new 60MP Digital Back (P65+)…but, really, who is the market for these new bleeding-edge systems? Does anyone really need 60MP? Can anyone besides my dentist really afford it? Click on the audio logo for more! By Stephen [...]
Posted in AudioBlogs, Camera Technologies, indian hill imageworks, nikon, photo industrial complex, stephen schaub, tagged canon dslr, nikon dslr, dslr, digital camera systems on July 14, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Is it just me or are cameras getting really big…I mean SUV big? Have you also noticed your aunt Minnie now carries one of these beasts for her casual pictures of roses and nephew Timmy? So… what gives? Click on the audio logo for a 6 minute thought-provoking discussion on the enigma by Stephen Schaub.
Posted in alternative process, analog film technology, analog photography, digital printing, film capture, film scans, fuji film, imacon scanner, indian hill imageworks, scanning film, stephen schaub, tagged indian hill imageworks, Fuji Acros, diafine developer, zone plate, hexomniscope, pinhole, kinwashi on July 2, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Exciting news! I have just begun a new project called Vanishing Vermont which, when completed in a year or so, will be a show and book (co-authored with Eve Ogden Schaub) more information as the project develops…
Meanwhile, I have spent the last few months testing different pinhole and zone plate camera systems and have settled on [...]
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