Wanna shoot my homemade panoramic camera?

[Ole]

I've been thinking of making a panorama rollfilm holder - for my 24x30cm camera!

That would make a 6x30cm picture...

[Steve Smith]

I've been thinking of making a panorama rollfilm holder - for my 24x30cm camera!

That would make a 6x30cm picture...



Two shots per roll!!!



Steve.

[Ole]

Two shots per roll!!!

Exactly. Of course the easy way to to it would be to just cut the film in two and stick each half on each side of a plate holder, but that's a little too easy!

[Mustafa Umut Sarac]

Steve Smith - its better than to try squeze the image in to narrow place but to keep the 120 flat is harder than 35mm , i guess. And bigger machine is more expensive to send in international post , and it makes very big package to protect it from impact.

Darkroom Experimenter - Do you know 35mm anamorph pinhole cameras ?
Look :http://www.f295.org/Pinholeforum/forum/Blah.pl?b-cm/m-1197624328/

May be you can do the same with a lens .

EURAKA , I found how you can make a very big may be 24 x 90 mm negative for 50 people.

You can buy movie film and load it to your cameras stool.

There is a new thread at color film apug forum and they talk about fresh kodak film 0.15 $ per foot.

Or you can design a 35 mm anamorphic pinhole camera as seen at f 295 and publish its plan and send everyone a movie film stool.

Its better than send everyone a film and camera.

Or if you aim to philantrophy , you can roll a very big paper and every country , every city stamp it and send each other and finally to you.

When we return to film posting to people , they put developing fee plus film fee in to the mail and send to you.

[DarkroomExperimente]

TWO shots per roll?

I only get ONE shot per roll when I use a rotating camera

...not sure that's the right type for this kinda of project...but it might be fun

[Mustafa Umut Sarac]

http://www.aandi.com/film_pro2.htm#mp

[DarkroomExperimente]

sounds interesting...but my next color processing experiments are going to be with kodachrome & ektachrome...although I guess I need to torture movie film just to cover all the bases

[k_jupiter]

sounds interesting...but my next color processing experiments are going to be with kodachrome & ektachrome...although I guess I need to torture movie film just to cover all the bases

You do know Kodachrome is a B&W film, don'tcha? Homebrew experiments with it tend to be... dull.


tim in san jose

[k_jupiter]

http://www.apug.org/forums/forum184/47470-discussion-round-6-a.html#post590702

tim in san jose

[DarkroomExperimente]

k_jupiter I'm gonna develop the Kodachrome as color film....did it once years ago & I'm gonna do it again as soon as I'm done procrastinating

[k_jupiter]

k_jupiter I'm gonna develop the Kodachrome as color film....did it once years ago & I'm gonna do it again as soon as I'm done procrastinating

I take it to mean you will be using C-41 processing on Kodachrome film.

It doesn't make sense to me but I anxiously await your experiments.

tim

[DarkroomExperimente]

regular C-41 won't work with Kodachrome

I'm going to try and re-create a bastardized technique I used a few years ago ...I combined some color chemicals with other stuff I got online

however, I'm still procrastinating on that project

[Tom Hoskinson]

I'm in too!