rob_jenkins1

<p>also color enlargement paper. ideally i would like color, but perhaps i can use a variety of different types of paper so that i could hopefully have at least a few photos that can be finished in the field without a lab.</p>

<p>If this is the wrong forum I appologize!</p> <p>Hi there, I'm not a photographer so please bear with me. That being said I've done a little research and I've come here to solicit the opinion of those more knowledgeable than myself.</p> <p>My end goal, if it is possible, is to create a pinhole camera that I can bring out to the field, load with <something> as the film, and be able to have a finished photograph without going to a lab. Is this possible? Basically a giant polaroid?</p> <p>In the research that I've done, I've come across a few things that seem like they may be viable. From what I understand this is called "in-camera shooting" in ultra large format photography, in which you replace the film with photo sensitive paper which will be the photograph itself. </p> <p>I've read about ilfochrome, cibachrome, black and white enlargement paper. Does anyone think that these are viable options for what I'm trying to do?</p> <p>Please excuse my ignorance, any leads at all would be very much appreciated.</p>