Pinhole Photography with the Zero Image 45 - Part 1

A Demonstration the Zero Image 45 pinhole camera system. I look at design and features of the Zero Image 4x5 large format pinhole camera and demonstrate how to use it.
0:15 Chapter 1
2:46 Chapter 2
3:07 Chapter 3
4:33 Chapter 4

[@nigeldawson8218]

Very helpful. Sadly, I sold my 4x5 equipment 12 years ago. Now I wish I had it. Pinhole is a way to go back and maintain affordability. Thank you very much.

[@duncanshepherd9797]

Thank you for you comments Nigel, it 's great to know that you found this review useful. I hope you will soon be creating and sharing some pinhole images and re-discovering your 4x5 photography. There really is nothing quite like shooting large format film.

[@paultaylorphotography9499]

Interesting looking camera thanks for the info. I've always fancied large format but never fancied the size of the things, also fancied pin hole photography so this could be a great wee compromise. Liked and subbed cheers off to checkout part 2.

[@duncanshepherd9797]

Thanks Paul. The Zero Image 45 is a little bulky, but weighs almost nothing. Pinhole photography can be very rewarding and there are many more cameras available now, since I made this video. I am planning to review some more in the near future.

[@paultaylorphotography9499]

@@duncanshepherd9797 Outstanding mate I'll be tuning in cheers

[@coarsecamerawork7453]

Looking forward to the results! (Nice wide-angle pic of Fort Widley BTW.) I notice you didn't mention the lack of a viewfinder, or will this be in part 2?

[@jacovanlith5082]

Spirit levels in tripods are a wrong design,