| Xpan & Other Panoramics For Hasselblad Xpan, Xpan II, Fuji TX-1 and TX-2, and all other Panoramic cameras |
03-13-2011
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One not too recent shottaken by NEX5, from last year, at Nam Sang Wai of Hong Kong:
thank you
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03-16-2011
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#252
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Xpan w/45mm and Kodak Tri-X
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M9, MP
24mm Elmar; 35, 50 and 90mm Summicron
Nikon D7000 and assorted glass
HB 501CM and Phase One P30 back
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03-16-2011
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Another Gray Day in the Swamp
Xpan w/45mm and Tri-X film
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So. Florida
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M9, MP
24mm Elmar; 35, 50 and 90mm Summicron
Nikon D7000 and assorted glass
HB 501CM and Phase One P30 back
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03-16-2011
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I love it down there!
rff-210 by urbanlandcruiser, on Flickr |
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03-17-2011
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How about a vertical Pano?
Just 2 shots from a Mamiya 7, 80mm lens.
Vertical Pano by SteveMPhoto, on Flickr
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03-17-2011
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4 shots, mamiya 7, 80mm.
Grand Canyon by SteveMPhoto, on Flickr
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03-19-2011
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@gazedgonebye: I often wonder whether XPan'ish pano would work in Grand Canyon. Now I know it can. Thanks for sharing!
Lone Walker
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03-20-2011
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Aliens land in Palm Beach....film at 11:00
Xpan w/30mm and Kodak Ektachrome 100
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So. Florida
website http://sailronin.smugmug.com
M9, MP
24mm Elmar; 35, 50 and 90mm Summicron
Nikon D7000 and assorted glass
HB 501CM and Phase One P30 back
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03-26-2011
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Taken this morning. Two stitched images from a late 1950's Ricoh 500 (4.5cm f2.8 Ricomat fixed lens) and Kodak C-41 film @ EI 200.
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03-28-2011
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Hi all,
I'm new to the forum, and am also new to pano photography having just bought a Hasselblad Xpan.
Below is a pic from my very first roll of film (Agfa Vista 400 - I know, it's meant to be terrible, but it was cheap whilst I awaited my first B&H delivery).
Still trying to get used to the pano format, but loving it thus far.
Cheers!
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04-03-2011
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Jubb Jubb
Hi all,
I'm new to the forum, and am also new to pano photography having just bought a Hasselblad Xpan.
Below is a pic from my very first roll of film (Agfa Vista 400 - I know, it's meant to be terrible, but it was cheap whilst I awaited my first B&H delivery).
Still trying to get used to the pano format, but loving it thus far.
Cheers!
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Welcome aboard Jubb Jubb!
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04-06-2011
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Part Yeti
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04-06-2011
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04-06-2011
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04-06-2011
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Horizont, HP5+
(slightly cropped)
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04-07-2011
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Xpan w/30mm lens on Kodak Ektachrome 100
Aspendos Turkey, the walkway under the Amphitheater built about 161-180 AD
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So. Florida
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M9, MP
24mm Elmar; 35, 50 and 90mm Summicron
Nikon D7000 and assorted glass
HB 501CM and Phase One P30 back
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04-07-2011
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nice pics guys... what do you scan your xpan negs/slides with?
looking to buy an epson v700 for it.
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04-08-2011
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I'm scanning on an Epson V500...works pretty well. The V700 is a good step up and will scan 4x5 which the V500 will not.
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So. Florida
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M9, MP
24mm Elmar; 35, 50 and 90mm Summicron
Nikon D7000 and assorted glass
HB 501CM and Phase One P30 back
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04-08-2011
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Part Yeti
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i m using a v700 with the better scanning holders and glass
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04-10-2011
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Two recents from Pebble Beach, CA:
And one more from late last year...Joshua Tree National Park:
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04-10-2011
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Rented a Hass Xpan for a wedding
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04-18-2011
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cc mid263.jpg by urbanlandcruiser, on Flickr
this is the more contrasty version 
Last edited by atlcruiser : 04-18-2011 at 13:42.
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04-18-2011
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Richard Man
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David, if you don't mind some friendly critique, I know it's a monochromatic wall, but the image lacks contrast. Just MHO.
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04-18-2011
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Part Yeti
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Quote:
Originally Posted by didjiman
David, if you don't mind some friendly critique, I know it's a monochromatic wall, but the image lacks contrast. Just MHO.
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I agree...i might mess with it some more in LR3 but it was tough to get what you see here.
The exposure was on a VERY overcast day shooting a wall/box/pole with all three items much the same tone. I shot it at 200 but did not mark the roll for extended development so I lumped it in with the other 200asa rolls from that trip. I figure i can get a good wet print...maybe i was lazy in LR |
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