Mark Cassino wrote: > I can see doing more of this stuff in the future...
I know how you feel... I have a real soft spot for panoramas. Back when I owned an RB67 I was able to modify a film back to take a 35mm roll, adding a mask to hold the film flat and prevent the sprocket area from being exposed. It wasn't ideal but it was lots of fun. Removing the film required a dark-bag, and I had to rewind it manually with a small plastic tool which I made from a broken pen. Unfortunately I sold the RB so no more pans. Maybe I'll have to modify an old Pentax 67 some day (its cheaper than an Xpan or Mamiya 7II, and SLRs suit my kind of work a lot better anyway). A friend at work just purchased the new Minolta 5400ppi film scanner and has offered me his HP S20... which is the only 35mm film scanner I know of which can do my 24x68mm panoramas at full resolution, no stitching required. I'll be trying that out tonight. Cheers, - Dave http://www.digistar.com/~dmann/
