raul_bautista
New Member
Hi John,
i will contact annie after i check out this software.
i will also email you some pictures over this weekend and will try to get a website up very soon.
I have both the Mamiya 7 II and the xpan. Although the Mamiya has the pano adaptor, it is not as easy to use as the xpan as a panoramic camera. Proper framing under certain lighting conditions can be challenging on the mamiya 7. It without doubt an excellent 6x7 camera just as the xpan is excellent as a panoramic camera. I am in love with both camera's and i bring both with me on my all travels. i have 3 lenses for the mamiya and 2 for the xpan. Everyting fits in a small bag- crumpler company embarassment bag or in a tamrac velocity 9 sling bag.
i intend to buy an xpan II and the 30mm lens soon- the thought of being able to do multiple exposures on it opens up a lot of exciting possibilities in panoramic mode i.e. different phases of the moon against a nice night city scape or landscape all on a strip of film or just to capture different facial expressions of a child on a strip of film. Exciting isnt it?
i will contact annie after i check out this software.
i will also email you some pictures over this weekend and will try to get a website up very soon.
I have both the Mamiya 7 II and the xpan. Although the Mamiya has the pano adaptor, it is not as easy to use as the xpan as a panoramic camera. Proper framing under certain lighting conditions can be challenging on the mamiya 7. It without doubt an excellent 6x7 camera just as the xpan is excellent as a panoramic camera. I am in love with both camera's and i bring both with me on my all travels. i have 3 lenses for the mamiya and 2 for the xpan. Everyting fits in a small bag- crumpler company embarassment bag or in a tamrac velocity 9 sling bag.
i intend to buy an xpan II and the 30mm lens soon- the thought of being able to do multiple exposures on it opens up a lot of exciting possibilities in panoramic mode i.e. different phases of the moon against a nice night city scape or landscape all on a strip of film or just to capture different facial expressions of a child on a strip of film. Exciting isnt it?