david b
film shooter
Is there anyway to increase the spacing between Xpan negatives?
Ben1
X-pan #1 Fan
you mean the space between each frame on the neg??
i highly doubt it, the only compromise i can think of is to take one shot, then advance one frame by taking a "dud" shot.. ie stick the lense cap on and push the shutter... then you'll have a large blank gap between images, although would be a waste of film, especially on pano mode.
why would you want this anywayz?
i highly doubt it, the only compromise i can think of is to take one shot, then advance one frame by taking a "dud" shot.. ie stick the lense cap on and push the shutter... then you'll have a large blank gap between images, although would be a waste of film, especially on pano mode.
why would you want this anywayz?
david b
film shooter
I am looking to extend the spacing BETWEEN negs because there is barely enough space left when cutting the negs.
Ben1
X-pan #1 Fan
dont you mean BETWEEN images?..
.. and i think you'll find the answer is no
.. and i think you'll find the answer is no
PlantedTao
Well-known
Like Ben said - take a dud shot on "regular" mode...seems like a waste of film. I've been cutting them just fine and printing with just enough space.
Not all my images are "print worthy", so the ones that are going to print get a lil bit more border when cutting.
Not all my images are "print worthy", so the ones that are going to print get a lil bit more border when cutting.
BlackCloud
Member
Yea, I have no problem with the space between exposures. Good idea of taking a dud exposure though; but that would get expensive, no?
ron klein
Member
I also have had some minor problems with spacing between shots. the idea of using a blank shot between is a good one. thanks. I usualy shoot b&w and roll my own so cost is negligable.