Magnorama

In this photography blog I would be posting about my experiences in photography particularly panoramic photography,various DIY techniques, equipment reviews and information on innovative photographic gadgets. Please read the "Disclaimer" at the right of this page before you proceed further.

Thursday, December 31, 2009

Handmade panoramic cameras by Dirk Fletcher

In this last post of this year, I wish to mention about the handmade panoramic cameras I first came across, and which somewhat kindled my...

Saturday, December 26, 2009

Another Matt Sampson ingenuity: A great Mamiya 6x12 conversion

In another brilliant 6x12 panoramic conversion Matt Sampson used the film holder from a Mamiya Press 6x9. The camera also uses a 65mm. l...

Sunday, December 13, 2009

A 4x10 panoramic camera!!!!!

P anoramic cameras come in all varieties so far film size is concerned, from subminiature to ultra large formats. Though smaller format ca...

Mamiya based 6x12 panoramic camera

This is a great 6x12 camera handcrafted by Steven Icanberry . This camera is based on a 6x9 Mamiya roll film holder. Steve added an autom...

Thursday, December 10, 2009

The charm of palladium/platinum prints

Though this post is not about panoramic photography but on something I like no less than panoramas and that is palladium/platinum printing. ...

Sunday, December 6, 2009

The Voyager panoramic camera

The Voyager is a slit-scan rotational panoramic camera that uses 120 roll film and can use 28mm or 50mm Nikkor lenses. The exposure time c...

More panoramic film formats

Here goes some scanned negatives from three different panoramic cameras. The top one is from the handmade 24x72 followed by Nipan's 24...

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