You want 35mm and pano, you need an Xpan. 24x65. Better than 24x56.
And normal 35mm frames can be interspersed. Great lenses to boot!
Jim
At 10:13 AM 6/2/2006 -0700, Jan Decher wrote:
Hi Guys (& Gals?),
A whole digest about a Rollei question. Thanks!!
After thinking about where the perforation runs on 35mm film, of course it would have to be 56 x 24 mm panoramas created with a modified Rolleikin.
Richard: Yes, I thought about "cropping the 120 neg", but I think it changes your composition at the picture-taking stage, if you view the world through a panoramic (or panorama-cropped) finder. And I don't like wasting 120 film surface, and 35mm is cheap and looong for lots of panoramica shots per roll.
Probably getting a Mamiya 7, where the film runs horizontal (and a panoramic 35mm adapter is already available), would be a more sensible solution. However, my B22 enlarger and Rollei P11 Projector can't handle 6 x 7. Then there is the Fuji-Hasselblad Leica look-alike 35mm Panorama camera....
Perhaps my Super Ikonta B 533/16 could be modified with a 35mm panoramic back. Did Zeiss ever make such a thing (Marc?)?
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