In January, 1997, Shutterbug had a story on a "Longfellow" 6x17
panoramic camera, including instructions on how to assemble one. It
is made of two diecast 6x9 rollfilm camera bodies, carefully cut and
reassembled. Film viewing window still works as remade, winding the
film to numbers 2-4-6-8. The project includes putting a lens on the
"new" body, but it could make a great pinhole camera.
Tom
>Hey Simon,
>
>What a neat camera! Looks like a stretched camera. The metal
>clamps on the side remind me of the Holga, but obviously that's
>something else.
>What kind of film do you use: 120 or 35mm? How do you know that
>you've spooled the right quantity of film to move to the next
>picture?
>Really neat!
>
>Guy
>
>Simon Cygielski wrote:
>
>>For all those interested, I've uploaded two views of my panoramic camera:
>>
>>http://www.pinhole.com/discussion/upload/images/camfront.jpg
>>http://www.pinhole.com/discussion/upload/images/camback.jpg
Received on Wed Mar 14 01:37:54 2001
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