I had the bright idea of taking the lens mount board and attaching a pinhole to it. This way I could accomplish my goals and try Pinhole at the same time. A little searching around got me a few sheets of donated film. I did a little research and fashioned myself a .5mm pinhole 'lens'.
When mounted on the camera, and the bellows are pulled out to about 5 1/2 inches from the film plane, it gives me an aperture of about f/280, and a field of view roughly equivalent to a 40mm lens on a 35mm camera.
Here is the camera:

and here is the negative on my small light box - a one minute exposure:

and here is the inverted image:

I shot the negative with my Canon Digital Rebel XT.
I have a couple more sheets of film, and will post those as well when they are ready - then the camera goes up for auction.
I may still make or buy a medium format pinhole - what fun!
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