8x10inch back for the 4x5 Pinsta Camera (camera not included)
Shoot 8x10inch (direct positive) paper or film and develop in-camera with our brand new 8x10 pinhole camera back! Simply slide the 4x5 body (not included, sold separately) into the back and you're ready to start shooting large format!
8x10 Pinhole Camera Back
Our 8x10 pinhole camera back comes with 3 x 60ml syringes, a print removal keyring and a 0.52 mm pinhole which will fit into your current 4x5 Pinsta. The 8x10inch back is also available in a bundle which includes the 4x5 Pinsta Pro.
Key features:
- Landscape and portrait sight markers
- Landscape and portrait tripod mount
- Integrated bubble level (used to aid development process)
- Tough ABS construction
Worldwide shipping is available at the checkout (international parcels are marked as a 'gift' and at around 15% of the value to decrease the likelihood of and reduce import duties). Please continue to cart for a shipping quote to ship cameras and accessories worldwide.
What Else Do You Need to Use Pinsta for Taking Photographs?
In order to take photographs with a Pinsta camera, you can use anything in 4x5inch / 8x10inch format, but we recommend Harman Direct Positive paper. You will then need a suitable developer and fixer for your paper. Take a look at the First Call Photographic website for suitable paper and chemistry for your kit.
How Much Does It Cost to Ship Internationally?
When delivering to the US, shipping will cost approximately $23. For deliveries in the UK, shipping will cost around £7.50. For a more detailed price for delivery, please continue to cart.
How Do You Calculate Exposure Time With an 8x10 Pinhole Back?
To know how long your exposure time should be when using an 8x10 pinhole camera back, it is important to meter the light. Depending on weather conditions and the available light in the scene you are shooting, exposure times can range from several minutes to several hours. Using a lightmeter app such as ‘Lightmeter’ by WBPhoto will help to guide the exposure time and settings you use to shoot. As a rough guide, some times for exposure according to weather conditions are:
- Sunny - 15 to 20 seconds
- Overcast - 60 seconds
- Cloudy - two minutes
- Indoors - 30 to 60 minutes
- Nighttime - Multiple hours
For more accurate exposure time calculations, try using the Ilford Photo Exposure Disk.
What Is the Process for Developing an 8x10 Pinhole Camera?
One of the key benefits of using an 8x10 inch back attached to your 4x5 pinhole camera is that you can develop in-camera! All you will need is photographic paper to shoot with and a suitable fixer and developer. To develop your shot, you simply need to insert the developer fluid into the camera followed by the fixer. You will then need to wash your shot using fresh water.
Learn more about the development process by reading our detailed blog here.At Pinsta Camera, our unmatched quality of product and service truly sets us apart. But don’t just take out word for it; take a look at what some of our customers are saying about our products.