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[irq506]

wow awesome.. I love all of it!

 

[serg-k3]

I love this one. It's a good situation to use the horizon(t) because in a landscape you don't notice the curved lines the camera produces. I would scan this and print it as large as I can 🙂

George

Thank you. I agree with you. But I have a Epson 4490 scanner,
even 24H58 cm will not be able to scan quality.
You can certainly smaller.

 

[keeds]

six shot handheld merge (gf1 with14mm f/2.5)

 

[randomm]

Puerto del Carmen by randomm, on Flickr

Taken with a Horizont, slightly cropped to get horizon level...

 

[whitecat]

 

[merciless49]

Fantastic shots! I have two to contribute...1 recent and 1 not so much...

Stitched, Panasonic GF-1+20mm f1.7

Stitched, Fujica GL690+65mm f8+Velvia 50

 

[filmtwit]

Recently caught the old LA based punk band X with the M6 50mm Nikkor-sc f1.4 ltm, found I wasn't wide enough to catch allof the band members in one shot, so I stitched em together.

 

[sailronin]

Xpan w/45mm and Fuji RVP
Epson V 500 scanner

 

[mario abuyabor]

3 frame pano using Agfa Vista 400, VC R4A, and Nokton 35mm 1.4 MC

Po Lin Monastery Gate, Lantau Island, HK

 

[wideone]

love the panos

love the panos

I love using my noblex 135 for my wedding clients and the 138 degree angle of view captures the canadian rockies very well.... i also use 6x17cm cameras.

 

[Freshjive]

Some street shots from Hong Kong.

 

[didjiman]

Freshjive, well done!

 

[Dingo]

One not too recent shottaken by NEX5, from last year, at Nam Sang Wai of Hong Kong:

thank you

 

[sailronin]

Xpan w/45mm and Kodak Tri-X

 

[sailronin]

Another Gray Day in the Swamp

Xpan w/45mm and Tri-X film

 

[atlcruiser]

I love it down there!


rff-210 by urbanlandcruiser, on Flickr

 

[dazedgonebye]

How about a vertical Pano?
Just 2 shots from a Mamiya 7, 80mm lens.


Vertical Pano by SteveMPhoto, on Flickr

 

[dazedgonebye]

4 shots, mamiya 7, 80mm.


Grand Canyon by SteveMPhoto, on Flickr

 

[sailronin]

Aliens land in Palm Beach....film at 11:00

Xpan w/30mm and Kodak Ektachrome 100

 

[l.mar]

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.