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Hey you guys. Looks like 11 of you got FREAKIN PRANKED. If you haven’t hopped on the Q9 code wagon, you should. This new technology has so much potential for awesomeness. Can’t wait to see how it’s used in theee fuuuuutuuuuureee.
But yeah last week I did an experiment with stereographs. This is basically the technique used to create 3 dimensional images and films. You get two cameras and space them the same distance apart as your eyes to replicate how each of your eyes sees stuff and then you layer the images on top of each other. This creates a pretty accurate perception of depth. I took 27 photos and 4 turned out okay.-_-
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And here are those wiggle stereographs converted to anaglyphs. B-)
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There’s a bunch of stuff I’ll do differently when I shoot another set of these. Hopefully I’ll get more than 4 keepers. That’d be freakin groovy. Got a bunch of projects in the works. I need more monies tho.
-Garrett
Hello. I told you guys I was working on making a new pinhole camera the other day and I’ve since taken 2 rolls with it. The mintycam turned out to be quite a success. I’m excited to add it to my collection of pinholes. It’s small and I’m able to take it with me to parties and whatnot, but I think I may drill a piece of wood onto the back of it to make it more stable and more tripod mountable. Here’s what it looks like along with some pictures I took with it:
This one turned out awesome. I taped it to the front of Sam’s car and we drove around downtown Austin for 45 minutes. This is what was captured.
I set the camera on a tree stump outside at a party and exposed for about an hour and this is what it captured. You can barely make out the ghosts of the smokers and socializers. Also notice the moon’s movement across the sky. Tight.
I taped the tin onto random spots in our kitchen and exposed while Sam and I made some prints in our new darkroom. Notice the safelight. 
The only reason you can see everything so clearly is the periods where we turned on a light to look at the prints we’d made.
