sepiareverb
genius and moron
X1D is the digital Xpan.
Rob-F
Likes Leicas
My digital Xpan is my M9 with the 21mm, cropped to 2:1 aspect ratio.
aizan
Veteran
i finally found my digital xpan:
iphone with the moment anamorphic lens
and it only costs $150 + $30 (for the regular case). my backorder should get here in a week or two.
iphone with the moment anamorphic lens

and it only costs $150 + $30 (for the regular case). my backorder should get here in a week or two.
FujiLove
Well-known
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Axel
singleshooter

Fuji F900EXR
shawn
Veteran
The Sigma Quattro series cameras (DP and sd) all have a built in 21:9 crop mode. On the sdQH you end up with 16 megapixel panoramic shots. The framing can be set to blackout or as a darker transparent framing guide. The darker setup is great as it lets you see outside of the 21:9 frame. The RAW file has the full 3:2 data in it and Sigma's processing software auto crops based on the camera crop selected. AFAIK nobody else has a mode like this. Hopefully Sigma keeps this feature on the L mount cameras.
On an A7RII with the square framing guide turned on if you use the middle two rows for composition you end up with a 3:1 aspect ratio. The resulting crop is 21 megapixels. If you raise the height out to 21:9 you end up with 27 megapixels.
As far as 'look' there is no difference between a cropped shot and a non-swing lens panoramic camera.
Shawn
On an A7RII with the square framing guide turned on if you use the middle two rows for composition you end up with a 3:1 aspect ratio. The resulting crop is 21 megapixels. If you raise the height out to 21:9 you end up with 27 megapixels.
As far as 'look' there is no difference between a cropped shot and a non-swing lens panoramic camera.
Shawn
Dogman
Veteran
Leica appears to have built the digital X-Pan. Well, at least one special panorama camera for one special customer:
https://petapixel.com/2015/06/04/leica-crafted-a-one-of-a-kind-panoramic-s2-for-josef-koudelka/
I don't think it's available for the rest of us.
https://petapixel.com/2015/06/04/leica-crafted-a-one-of-a-kind-panoramic-s2-for-josef-koudelka/
I don't think it's available for the rest of us.
Roger Hicks
Veteran
Leica appears to have built the digital X-Pan. Well, at least one special panorama camera for one special customer:
https://petapixel.com/2015/06/04/leica-crafted-a-one-of-a-kind-panoramic-s2-for-josef-koudelka/
I don't think it's available for the rest of us.
Possibly because the rest of us can work out how to crop an image -- and that we needn't always crop to just the middle 1/3 (or whatever it is).
Cheers,
R.
Veggies
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My Fujifilm GFX-50r is filling that digital space quite nicely.
snaefell
Established
The Sigma Quattro series cameras (DP and sd) all have a built in 21:9 crop mode. On the sdQH you end up with 16 megapixel panoramic shots. The framing can be set to blackout or as a darker transparent framing guide. The darker setup is great as it lets you see outside of the 21:9 frame. The RAW file has the full 3:2 data in it and Sigma's processing software auto crops based on the camera crop selected. AFAIK nobody else has a mode like this. Hopefully Sigma keeps this feature on the L mount cameras.
The panorama mode on the Hasselblad X1D works in a similar way. The finder is masked to the panoramic format, but the camera takes a full images which the software can develop into a panorama.
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