The Vertical Panoramic Challenge...

[figfoto]

Socrates Park Nyc

 

[naruto]

Here's a couple from January 1st.

the second shot is wonderful...

 

[tkjaer]

the second shot is wonderful...

Thanks! 🙂

 

[dermo]

Xpan 2, 45 mm lens, Velvia 50.

 

[tkjaer]

Xpan 2, 45 mm lens, Velvia 50.

Absolutely fantastic photos! Just stunning.

 

[meven]

 

[semrich]

Some really good vertical shots in this thread, they confirm my choice about getting an Xpan, the challenge it presents and the results you can get.

I've just started shooting color in mine, here is a recent vertical shot:

 

[SergioGuerra]

An awfull scan but here goes my try:

Horizon 202

 

[urban_alchemist]

Some recent ones... Fuji TX2, 45mm, Kodak UltraColor 400

 

[amoebahydra]

Hand held Linhof Outdoor T617 with Super-Anglon 1:5.6/72 XL and center grey filter...

 

[kkwong0612]

hello everyone i've been here for quite a while and can't help to drop my 1st post here, cheers. 🙂

KK

 

[davidtth]

how about studio portraiture ? 🙂

 

[matko]

It is not exactly vertical panorama but a accidental crop. Lens lid did not open properly... But I love the format😛

 

[WDPictures]

Mamiya 7II with 35mm film adapter

Mamiya 7II with 35mm film adapter

Don't shoot much with the panorama adapter in this camera but this is an example of what it can do...

Not that my example reaches the goal but I do think it is a challenge to succeed with an image that doesn't look like a full frame cropped to a panorama. Great thread, some images are quite creatively successful.

 

[IgorN]

Tokyo Tower. Jan 2009.
XPAN 45, Velvia 50, FUJI NATURA 1600