They're great!
The swing lens panos are really fun. I rented a Widelux a few years
ago just to try out at a ballooning festival. I had so much fun there
I didn't realize that I had hit the end of the roll of film so my
final exposure was a multiple exposure collage of what I had seen
over the past half-hour or so. It's one of my favorite shots.
I don't know much about the Horizon, but the Widelux had no
separation between exposures. On the negative, one exposure began
immediately where the previous one ended so it was a challenge
deciding where to cut the film strip.
--jc
On Feb 3, 2006, at 5:09 PM, Derby Chang wrote:
An OT gallery. Nothing special, I'm just enjoying the freedom of no-
focus, guesstimate-exposure panos. In fact, I think using the
Horizon is quite a good exercise in learning to look, instead of
fiddling with gear.
http://members.iinet.net.au/~derbyc/index6/06_02_horizon/index.htm
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