Show us your recent Panoramic shots!

[MarkWong]

[MarkWong]

xpan & provia 100

[MarkWong]

[fuzk]

HorizonT - Reala 100

[jvan01]

[atlcruiser]

Arista 400 X Pan 45

[atlcruiser]

[atlcruiser]

[atlcruiser]

[HoodedOne]

Panorama Rainbow by HoodedOne, on Flickr

Rainbow in Kaprun (Austria)
Panorama stitched from 3 pics in PS Elements.

[MarkWong]

xpan 45

[elmoG]

Xpan

[atlcruiser]

ElmoG....I like it. What film and processing?

[elmoG]

Thanks David.
It is Kodak 5222 iso200 Rodinal 1+50 11min 20℃

[Ezzie]

6x12 TMX

[MarkWong]

xpan 45
provia 100

[typeguru]

Good stuff going on here. I'm really getting into the pano mode. First the Widelux and now the Xpan, not easy on the wallet, unfortunately. So here's an image from the first test roll of the Xpan w/45 lens. (Tri-X, f/4 hand held at ±1/8sec.) Any advice, helpful hints, tricks or suggestions always appreciated.
cheers!

[atlcruiser]

velvia 100 developed in my home meth lab. X Pan/45

[atlcruiser]

Extachrome 100 in the home meth lab. X Pan/45

[dvornik]

Recent art opening in DUMBO.
Fuji-TX-1, Neopan 1600.

[atlcruiser]

X Pan/45, arista premium 400, rodinal in the meth lab v2.

[khc1013]

a set from HK. D3 stitched.


Hong Kong - panoramic - a by khc1013, on Flickr


Hong Kong - panoramic - b by khc1013, on Flickr


Hong Kong - panoramic - c by khc1013, on Flickr

[Juan Valdenebro]

Hi David,

Nice B&W tones!

Soft contrast was well expanded...

Cheers,

Juan

[l.mar]

Colorado at 12,000 feet. Kodak 400 UC with an Oly XA, stitched.

[l.mar]

[Matus]

Originally Posted by l.mar

Colorado at 12,000 feet. Kodak 400 UC with an Oly XA, stitched.

How did you manage to et rid of the vignetting - there is nearly none left in the image (which is really good)

[Matus]

Some really nice work here (I have just discovered the thread)

- View from the top of Jura (France). Geneva is hiding down in the haze:
- Minolta 7D (about 10 vertical exposures stitched)


- Swiss alps (Col de Balme). Rolleiflex T with Velvia 100. Crop from an even longer panoramic image:
(large version on Flickr)


- Paris, Louvre. 2 shots from R3A + Jupiter 3 on Kodak 400VC.

[l.mar]

Originally Posted by Matus

How did you manage to et rid of the vignetting - there is nearly none left in the image (which is really good)

Thanks! These were taken at around f8.0 to f11, aperture ranges which reduce vignetting on the XA.

[l.mar]

Originally Posted by l.mar

Thanks! These were taken at around f8.0 to f11, aperture ranges which reduce vignetting on the XA.

Matus --- love the Rolleiflex images!

[Ezzie]

Originally Posted by l.mar

Matus --- love the Rolleiflex images!

And secondly, if you have enough overlap, the vignetting can be cropped out before stitching. But I agree, my meager efforts at stitching have often been ruined by vignetting.

[atlcruiser]

Looks great Matus....what exactly did you do on the Rolle image with the DOF scale. On my monitor in large size it looks great!

[Kombrig]

[greyelm]

[pauld111]

Originally Posted by greyelm

.............

I really love this shot, which camera did you use?

[l.mar]

Rolleicord III and Fuji Acros.

[MarkWong]

xpan 45, provia 100

[merciless49]

A few stitched together from Panasonic GF1, 20mm f1.7 shots.

[atlcruiser]

All with X pan, 45/4, arista premium 400 @ 1600 in rodinal using the home meth lab v2.1

[tokengirl]

Looking at this thread makes me really want an Xpan in the worst way. I think my Horizon Perfekt will have to do for now though.

From this afternoon in South Beach, Portra 160NC:

[Steve Karr]

I like the panning camera a bit more than the x pan, just a fun look.

Besides ... Jagger said it best,"If you can't be with the one you love hiney, Love the one you're with"