Horizons

[raid]

I have just scanned my first panorama negatives from a Horizon 202. I tried the camera out in a P&S snapshooting approach of my two daughters. Now I am confident about trying out other types of photos with this great camera. I used Sam's Club to develop the negatives (cost: $1.58), and then I used the inexpensive Epson 3170 Photo flatbed scanner with the medium format tray to scan the negatives. I may try using TMAX3200 film rated at ISO 1600 next time for people photography with the Horizon.

Link: http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=702566


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[agfa100]

I started out with a 202 and liked it so much found a Noblex 135u to add to the pano system.... Much fun
wbill

 

[lZr]

Hi Raid,
I cut my negatives every 3 frames and scan using the 135 mm tray in Normal mode.

 

[raid]

Hi Raid,
I cut my negatives every 3 frames and scan using the 135 mm tray in Normal mode.

Hi Izr,
I guess, this works as well and maybe is easier for allignment.

Raid

 

[lZr]

Yes Raid. It works any way. I select 24x58 for every frame in preview mode and scan the selections.
But I use Epson 4990 and have 12 frames per sweep.
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=56233&ppuser=2130

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=52319&ppuser=2130

 

[wyk_penguin]

Unfortunately I don't have a film scanner and the local lab charges $13 to develop, print and scan a roll of "strange sized" negatives.

 

[John Robertson]

Unfortunately I don't have a film scanner and the local lab charges $13 to develop, print and scan a roll of "strange sized" negatives.

That doesn't seem expensive, I paid approximately the same yesterday for a 24 exp colour print film with wallet size prints.

 

[raid]

This is very cheap indeed.

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