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Really nice. Which lens?

Thanks. Definitely going to do this.

Care to share your method for scanning the negatives?

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Hey would this work on the Fuji GX680 iii with the Fuji GX680 remote release (version 1 for the i and ii gen) or do you need the Fuji GX680 Remote Release III

slowing down with film ... and be again in hurry chaising light 😉

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Man! I love the idea!! I have a question, how may degrees do you rotate the camera to have a perfect frame by frame pano? I have to do the math for an Olympus pen ee3 lens but some advice will be useful

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The Fuji GX680III was the pinnacle of SLR - I had 6 in the heyday of the 90's shooting architectural - about 4 years ago long after I gave up film photography I had a chance encounter with one of my old friends at Fuji - I told him I still had a brand new full kit with every lens, accessory and some prototype stuff in my loft and didn't know what to do with it - cut the long story short - it is now on display at Fuji's very own Heritage Department which can be found at House Of Photography Covent Garden London. I am sure you know everything you know about it but if you ever get stuck just holler at me. If you buy any lenses try to get the 'special MD lenses - wider aperture - and not everyone who is selling them knows what they are -- and if you ever find yourself lusting after the incredible 100-200 zoom do not even think of mounting it with out the lens rail which should come with it - if it doesn't buy one separately as it will pull the camera apart at its seams - my studio manager did this - - and if you can, get the even rarer cone shaped square bellows hood, not the standard 'same size at both ends' compendium hood.

I don't care how impractical these things might be. They're so damn cool I can't help but want one.

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very nice & helpful! Thanks for showing your metering method!

Begin by first cleaning your dream camera.

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super video jako vždy

Printing your photos is the best way to see **why** you use a camera, film or digital. It makes it so clear why you can just use your cellphone’s camera as your only camera, despite how much Apple might tell you there’s no difference

Hello! We like your art! Can we talk about collab?

I love it ...... thank you

is the video also in grayscale? I think I might be colorblind.

Very well done video

Love everything about this video from the cinematography to the work itself. Can't believe I'm so early to your channel!

Very cool!

nice video! ...where do you get your frames from?

Enjoyed this video, really well put together. I've been wanting to get my hands on this camera for years, its cool to see somebody shoot with it. cheers

Hey what is the distance measuring tool that you are using in this video? I just bought a G617, and thought it would be helpful. Thanks for your thoughts!

Hey what is the distance measuring tool that you are using in this video? I just bought a G617, and thought it would be helpful. Thanks for your thoughts!

How do you line up the images? By sight, like trying to remember where the previous image ended, or do you use markings on the tripod? I always get too much overlap or am missing part of the image. My favorite panorama was the one after you came back, I like the contrast between the dark building thats closer and the lighter one further away.

Great video - and camera. I also have a G617 and I love it! One problem I have is focusing closer than infinity, do you use some sort of laser measuring device to figure out the distance?

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Very nice images! I see that you linked Nick's course in the description but can you give a short description of your metering process?

Very cool! Keep em comin! ✌🏾🚀

That sucks! I had a similar incident with my Yashicaflex recently. I messed up 3 rolls 🤦🏾‍♂️ Nice vid tho. Subbed....

It happened to me too. Good video, TY

You do have a good eye. Many of your images are inspiring. I also shoot a PEN F and love the format. I will try shooting a pano like what you show here, great concept. I've always just shot my 1/2 frame in pairs of images, ya know like a diptych. But your pano's are really cool. That shot of the stairs with the red berries, is great.

I love the square format!

hey, very cool imagery! how many degrees do you turn after every picture?

I thought all gas stations were required to be shot on 800T? 😂 I discovered your channel from a search on the Olympus Pen but I am loving these short videos with the 6x17! You do fantastic work!

Hello, I came across your channel while looking for videos on the Pen F and especially the panoramas.Your videos are very pleasant to watch and inspiring. I have a few questions. If you have time to answer them. Do you redo the light measurement for each shot in the same pano? Regarding the part you build on top of the tripod head, where exactly should the rotation be done? At the center of the lens barrel? Why did you choose this tripod head especially? And last one, how many millimeters do you turn your head pano between each shot ? Thanks a lot. Mathieu

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your videos inspired me to make a series of such panoramas and print them. With love from Russia

Beautiful!

Great photos!

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Looking forward to seeing what you do with the new camera, though I really love your half-frame panorama work! You've certainly gotten me interested in creating panoramas, and furthered my interest in general wide-angle photography.

I like that you included the moment where you had to allow someone to pass by you while shooting. Quiet little human moment. The haziness of the first panorama is really attractive to me. The river dominates the image(s), but that city skyline on the right makes it into something spectacular. As you follow the panorama from left-to-right, it's like a story is slowly told, more of the image unveiled. The panorama featuring a cyclist in motion really sells the appeal of the panorama "format." Such an impressive showcase of depth, scale, and geometry. Big fan of your panoramas!

Fantastic job inventing your own little mount for the camera to center it on the tripod properly. That second panorama is brilliant. I'll have an Olympus Pen in my hands soon, and I plan to attempt panoramas, but I might need to create my own version of your special mount. Thanks for putting that thought in my head!

Great camera and nice looking video! I thoroughly enjoyed watching this!

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