ULF Swing-Lens Panoramic Cameras?

[europanorama]

from a russian man i learned they made a three-lens short-rotation pan cam with sheetfilm also with back i suspect. no further details.
the idea is good.
someone vergisst on ebay offering 4x10 film-pinhole -film change in bag. he could make 70mm version. but i dont want to change that way.
enough with complicated filmchange with pinhole-scuras.
Kurt Mottweiler i think is working on a new cam.

[Tin Can]

I am sure I can make an adjustable rate swing lens camera with modern toy robot parts

One sheet exposure per outing is fine for me, as I plan to process the 14X 36 inch film and contact print same day

Before getting too deep, I will be shooting 6X17 roll film, 4 exposures with both a flat back camera and a curved back to compare

Long roll Cirkut cameras are wonderful, except film IS a huge problem

[Drew Bedo]

Tin Can: Please show us what you do. Toy robot parts? Great!

[Tin Can]

I am still researching

I have bought parts from this excellent source

https://www.pololu.com/category/21/m...cal-components

Go to their free tutorials

Tin Can: Please show us what you do. Toy robot parts? Great!

[Ron in Arcata California]

For the people that wanted to see the image made over SF, here it is. The negative was cropped to the same dimensions of the original Lawrence print. There is a lot more detail in the real image. The exposure was 1/30 second with a 4 second sweep. With a shaking helicopter it did amazingly well.

https://ronkleinphotos.com/sfpan2006aa.jpg

[Roger Thoms]

For the people that wanted to see the image made over SF, here it is. The negative was cropped to the same dimensions of the original Lawrence print. There is a lot more detail in the real image. The exposure was 1/30 second with a 4 second sweep. With a shaking helicopter it did amazingly well.

https://ronkleinphotos.com/sfpan2006aa.jpg

Nice, Pre Sales Force.

Roger

[Drew Bedo]

My privacy settings won'rt let that image come up.

I am not going to dfool with it as our grandchildren are coming over soon.

[Tin Can]

Google says file is unsafe

For the people that wanted to see the image made over SF, here it is. The negative was cropped to the same dimensions of the original Lawrence print. There is a lot more detail in the real image. The exposure was 1/30 second with a 4 second sweep. With a shaking helicopter it did amazingly well.

https://ronkleinphotos.com/sfpan2006aa.jpg

[Roger Thoms]

Yeah, got the same message on Safari, opened it anyway, great image. The San Francisco skyline has really changed since that image was taken.

Roger

[fotopfw]

Oh yes, that is a fantastic image! A great look back in time.