Designed in the UK, the HARMAN TiTAN Pinhole Camera 4 x 5"from HARMAN TiTAN Pinhole Camera 4 x 5"provides a unique method of shooting long exposures on 4 x 5" film or photo paper. This model comes with a 72mm f/206 wide-angle cone that is interchangeable with optional 110mm and 150mm cones. These options allow for a variety of different fields-of-view and perspectives while shooting extremely long exposures possible with the small aperture value.

This camera is made from injection-molded ABS with a non-slip coating and features stainless steel fittings for durability. Also, there are two spirit levels and two 1/4"-20 tripod mounts for ensuring level, steady exposures. Included with the camera is a pinhole exposure calculator for ensuring accurate, properly lit scenes.

Takes 4 x 5" Film Holders    Designed with Walker Cameras in the UK    72mm f/206 Wide-Angle Cone    Optional 110mm and 150mm Cones    ABS Construction    Stainless Steel Fittings    Built-In Spirit Levels    Two 1/4"-20 Tripod Mounts    Pinhole Exposure Calculator Included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Please suggest a suitable optical viewfinder for this camera?

A: Unfortunately, there is not a viewfinder specifically designed for use with this camera, or for cameras with a 5:4 film aspect ratio. Most of the optical viewfinders we carry are designed for use with the 35mm 3:2 aspect ratio. However, if you are looking for an optical option that may work for your needs, while it would not exactly cover the frame on the long ends due to the aspect ratio difference, the Ricoh GV-1 External Viewfinder B&H # RIGV1, the Sigma VF-31 External Optical Viewfinder, B&H # SIVF31, and the Zeiss ZI Viewfinder for Zeiss Ikon Camera When Used with 18mm ZM Lens, B&H # ZEVF18, would have the closest angle of view for use with the Ilford HARMAN TiTAN 4 x 5 Pinhole Camera.

Q: 2. does this have any kind of hole so you can attach it to a tripod?

A: Yes, the Santa Barbara 4x5 pinhole camera has 2 threaded 1/4"-20 mounting points for either portrait or landscape shots.

Q: 3. What is the ISO for Ilford 4x5 RC paper in this camera?

A: The ISO is about 5.

Q: 4. Is this considered a superwide? Does exposure compensation need to be added to expose the long ends of the film/paper?

A: The HARMAN technology TiTAN 4 x 5" Pinhole Camera has a 72mm focal length with a 97° angle of view, which would be roughly equivalent to a 20mm lens used on a full-frame 35mm camera. This would be right near the beginning of the focal lengths considered as a super-wide angle lens.

Q: 5. Could a groundglass be made to fit in the film holder slot?

A: i'm sure you could but I don't know that it would be all that helpful.

Q: 6. What's the approximate aperture size for the wide angle 4x5? Thanks :)

A: This 4 x 5" Pinhole Camera, with a focal length equivalent of 75mm, which is a wide angle lens for this format. It has a 3" lens. Average exposure in bright, noon-day sun is 4 seconds, using 400 ISO film. f-stop = focal length / pinhole diameter; f-stop = 76.2mm / 0.4mm; f-stop = 190.5.

Q: 7. From what material is the pinhole made?Is the pinhole drilled in wood, metal, or plastic?Is the pinhole drilled by laser or machine drill?Is there a measure of how round the pinhole is?Thanks!

A: I believe it is a laser drilled hole. It is in metal, and the images are super sharp. My camera is about f225 if you want to know.

Q: 8. What happens to the paper once it has been exposed, scanned, and removed from the can? Does it keep the image or does it fade?

A: The paper must be developed in a light tight environment such as a dark room once processed the paper then can be exposed to daylight with no issues of it being light sensitive.

Q: 9. Will the Lomograflok back fit this camera?

A: Unfortunately, the Lomograflok Back is not compatible with the TiTAN 4 x 5 Pinhole Camera.

Q: 10. Does this come with the 3 sets of ilford photo film?

A: No it does not. I just bought this kit and it comes with the camera and the paper exposure calculator. You will need to buy a 4x5 film holder and 4x5 film (or 4x5 direct positive paper) to use this camera. (The older version of this kit did include film but that version is no longer available.)