kuzano
Veteran
Orcom Software Corp
Orcom Software Corp
Two Texas Leica Fuji GL690 100mm f3.5. captures on Velveeta 100. Scanned, Stitched to emulate 6X17. pano. Aspect ratio off... 6X17 is 3:1. This images is closer to 4:1.. Perhaps a crop??
Orcom Software Corp
Two Texas Leica Fuji GL690 100mm f3.5. captures on Velveeta 100. Scanned, Stitched to emulate 6X17. pano. Aspect ratio off... 6X17 is 3:1. This images is closer to 4:1.. Perhaps a crop??
kuzano
Veteran
Oregon Painted Hills... Mitchell Oregon
Oregon Painted Hills... Mitchell Oregon
Oregon Painted Hills... Mitchell Oregon
Pikapig
Loving Analog
Using panorama for portraits
Bronica SQ-Ai 135W back
Bronica SQ-Ai 135W back
Myxine
Member
Some "candids" while attending a rehearsal of my pals band. As i'm clearly not comfortable with that kind of shots, any C&C is appreciated.
I'm concerned about distractions (door knobs etc...)
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Lonewolf by L'Eidolon, on Flickr[/URL]
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Metal Heart by L'Eidolon, on Flickr[/URL]
I'm concerned about distractions (door knobs etc...)
[url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/nolarnaud/7835334072/]
Lonewolf by L'Eidolon, on Flickr[/URL]
[url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/nolarnaud/7835333528/]
Metal Heart by L'Eidolon, on Flickr[/URL]
ricnak
Well-known
zthee
It's friday!
filmtwit
Desperate but not serious
l.mar
Well-known
jmanivelle
Well-known
Ezzie
E. D. Russell Roberts
Both taken with the "I Adore" DIY 6x17 camera. TX in Caffenol.
Silver waters by Eirik0304, on Flickr
Fjord crossing by Eirik0304, on Flickr
Even a lousy scan at 2000dpi results i 60MP+ 250MB scans. Tough work for the poor old Mac Mini.
Silver waters by Eirik0304, on Flickr
Fjord crossing by Eirik0304, on Flickr
Even a lousy scan at 2000dpi results i 60MP+ 250MB scans. Tough work for the poor old Mac Mini.
ThomasM
Well-known
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
This pic is probably my most convincing experience with my recently aquired Widelux. It's damned quirky ... the viewfinder is partially blocked on the right by the turret and generally it's like staring into a goldfish bowl!
It's also producing a very minor amount of banding which I can currently live with ... it may improve with more use, if not it may go the US for a CLA at Precision.
It's also producing a very minor amount of banding which I can currently live with ... it may improve with more use, if not it may go the US for a CLA at Precision.
l.mar
Well-known
jmanivelle
Well-known
I Am Pete
Hassy X-Pan
Hassy X-Pan with Velvia 100/50
ThomasM
Well-known
scottsa
Member
I eventually replaced my Widelux F7 with a Horizon 202 because the mechanism was more robust. The widelux is very prone, well both are by some standards, to banding.
I also now have a Noblex 135, but its finicky rubber drive wheel has developed the characteristic flattening and fails to start properly now.
I never used the Widelux viewfinder because it didn't represent the scene accurately. I simply composed with the field-of-vew lines on top of the camera.
I thoroughly enjoy the swing-lens view, but am now playing with a self-modified GSW690 to run 35mm film. I know "Sacrilege!"
Scott
I also now have a Noblex 135, but its finicky rubber drive wheel has developed the characteristic flattening and fails to start properly now.
I never used the Widelux viewfinder because it didn't represent the scene accurately. I simply composed with the field-of-vew lines on top of the camera.
I thoroughly enjoy the swing-lens view, but am now playing with a self-modified GSW690 to run 35mm film. I know "Sacrilege!"
Scott
This pic is probably my most convincing experience with my recently aquired Widelux. It's damned quirky ... the viewfinder is partially blocked on the right by the turret and generally it's like staring into a goldfish bowl!
It's also producing a very minor amount of banding which I can currently live with ... it may improve with more use, if not it may go the US for a CLA at Precision.
scottsa
Member
A test shot through my semi-permanently modified Fuji GSW690 to run 35mm film.
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
Some more pics from the Widelux ... I'm absolutely hooked on this camera and all desires to get an X-Pan have evaporated!
I also discovered some info on line that describes how to strip and clean the shutter and swing mechanism ... not at all complex by the looks of it and appears to very robust. I also replaced the light seals as they had totally gone which amazingly has improved the feel of the camera by stoping the back from creaking and rattling.
And ... I have yet to photograph my fingers!
I also discovered some info on line that describes how to strip and clean the shutter and swing mechanism ... not at all complex by the looks of it and appears to very robust. I also replaced the light seals as they had totally gone which amazingly has improved the feel of the camera by stoping the back from creaking and rattling.
And ... I have yet to photograph my fingers!
Myxine
Member
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The Drapery Falls by L'Eidolon, on Flickr[/URL]
Yosemite in July, with Xpan and TriX
The Drapery Falls by L'Eidolon, on Flickr[/URL]
Yosemite in July, with Xpan and TriX