irq506
just curious
wow awesome.. I love all of it!
serg-k3
Established
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
Established
six shot handheld merge (gf1 with14mm f/2.5)
randomm
Well-known
Puerto del Carmen by randomm, on Flickr
Taken with a Horizont, slightly cropped to get horizon level...
whitecat
Lone Range(find)er
merciless49
I'm scared of clowns
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
Stitched, Panasonic GF-1+20mm f1.7
Stitched, Fujica GL690+65mm f8+Velvia 50
filmtwit
Desperate but not serious
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.
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sailronin
Established
Xpan w/45mm and Fuji RVP
Epson V 500 scanner
mario abuyabor
Member
3 frame pano using Agfa Vista 400, VC R4A, and Nokton 35mm 1.4 MC
Po Lin Monastery Gate, Lantau Island, HK
Po Lin Monastery Gate, Lantau Island, HK
wideone
richard in the rockies
Freshjive
Member
Some street shots from Hong Kong.
didjiman
Richard Man
Freshjive, well done!
Dingo
Well-known
One not too recent shottaken by NEX5, from last year, at Nam Sang Wai of Hong Kong:
thank you
thank you
sailronin
Established
Xpan w/45mm and Kodak Tri-X
sailronin
Established
Another Gray Day in the Swamp
Xpan w/45mm and Tri-X film
atlcruiser
Part Yeti
dazedgonebye
Veteran
How about a vertical Pano?
Just 2 shots from a Mamiya 7, 80mm lens.
Vertical Pano by SteveMPhoto, on Flickr
Just 2 shots from a Mamiya 7, 80mm lens.
Vertical Pano by SteveMPhoto, on Flickr
