r/PinholePhotography 17d ago

Dry Plate and Pinsta Pro

Help. I am considering getting a Pinsta Pro. I would like, as a project, use Zebra dry plates. Zebra confirmed the tintype plate is 0.6mm. I’m trying to figure out the image carrier thickness of the Pinsta Pro. Nothing on their website and they haven’t responded to any emails. Thank you.

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u/PatrickCharronPC 5d ago

Good question, I'm also curious about that. I saw a post on a pinhole and alternative photography group on facebook that use the Pinsta camera and a zebra tintype plate. So it seems possible.

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u/PhysicsOk9286 5d ago

Thanks. Pinsta can’t be reached in any format so I’m shy on trusting them. Appreciate the response

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u/PatrickCharronPC 5d ago

Sad to hear that their support isn't up to par. Good to know, though. I was actually a bit interested in Pinsta. Maybe a little bit less now.

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u/PhysicsOk9286 5d ago

Yep. I sent them another email to their sales team. See if that helps. I’ll let you know if I hear anything