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[atlcruiser]

 

[jmilkins]

Sharp succulents on Guilfoyles volcano inthe RGB Melbourne. Xpan, 45mm

[/url] Sharp-Succulent by transalper, on Flickr[/IMG]

 

[ChrisN]

I hope this isn't too wide for most folks.

 

[jmilkins]

I hope this isn't too wide for most folks.

In this circumstance I much prefer width to depth 😉

 

[tokengirl]

XPan/45mm
HP5+/Rodinal 1:25

 

[atlcruiser]

very nice token girl!

Looks like many places i have been!

 

[craygc]

Well, stretching the width of the screen seems to be the norm in this thread...

This is looking to Macau from Taipa across the Bay of Pak On on the west side of the Pearl River Delta.

About 12 shots with a Canon G9 from my sister's balcony, hand holing the camera against the railing for stability, then hand stitched in PS. This shot covers around 170 degrees field of view.

 

[whitecat]

Chicago with a Widelux F7

 

[camerawrecker]

Tokengirl, I really like your 'Mahogany Hammock' picture. Fabulous. I only wish I could put my own XPanII to such good use...
How did you scan this exactly please?
Thanks,
Benny.

 

[whitecat]

State of Illinois Building

 

[raytoei@gmail.com]

Pple, fabulous, giving me inspiration to go out and shoot more, now that my XPAN is fixed.

Test shots from the Repair Shop.

 

[ferider]

Two negatives combined, taken with a 28mm lens in Death Valley.

 

[Harrejesus]

Uantum, fantastic shots. Great use of format and understanding of light. Some of my own, less successful attempts:

 

[gekopaca]

 

[viva&ko]

 

[gekopaca]

 

[saintotto]

this whole thread just again confirms what a incredible image making tool the X-Pan is - wow!!!

 

[didjiman]

this whole thread just again confirms what a incredible image making tool the X-Pan is - wow!!!

If they ever make an XPan digital, I will buy it immediately even if it means I have to sell all my other gears (and then includes a Leica M9 and a 503CW with a P30 back 🙂 )

 

[panaflex]

Falling Water

Falling Water

Finally visited the site last summer but have been obsessed with the house for ages.

http://www.flickr.com/

 

[whitecat]