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Pinhole Resource publishes The pinhole journal and sells pinhole cameras, zone plates and books.
Star Route 15, Box 1355, San Lorenzo, NM 88041, USA
Phone: +1 505 536-9942
Email: pinhole (at) gilanet.com
Website: pinholeresource.com
Ship: Locally and internationally
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Dear Mark,
Try contacting pinholeresource.com directly. 🙂
The page here is a listing for their business.
Approximately 2001, I purchased a 300mm Zone Plate from Pinhole Resources for my Sinar X. When the Canon EOS 5D became available I purchased a 75mm Zone Plate from PR. I find that I need to use a 25mm extension tube on the 5D when using the 75mm Zone Plate. Your website offers 38mm and 45mm zone plates. Can you make these newer zone plates in a Canon EOS body cap? Also, can you recommend the appropriate extension tubes?
What about Zone plates for the Canon EOS R5? Are you capable of making any Zone Plates for it?
Many thanks,
Mark Portland