Panographic Images Dortmund and Herdecke

Nice perspective and exhibit.

Nice panoramic images, but as you have put this in the critique gallery, may I add that I find these a little too soft and a more contrasty image may enhance the effect.

Always nice to see some interesting panographic scenes such as these. I'm sure they will benefit from your further processing as you've indicated too.

Really nice images - I'm not familiar with the camera you cite, so thanks doubly for something to go research!

Love it.

I looked this camera up, it's TINY! what a cool camera! It looks like the same style as a wideluxe camera? also, I can't tell is the canister a 35mm canister or does this take 828 film?

Thanks all! - Clive, I tried to get best contrast in the straight scan, but improving it was only possible if I made it lighter/darker at different positions selectively (using image processing). But I do not want to post these results in the gallery - this has to wait until I finally set up my darkroom for printing (all is ready to do this, but time is lacking) and do it 'in the right way'. - Stone, I already added some information in the other two images http://www.apug.org/gallery1/showimage.php?i=75159&catid=member&imageuser=33326 and http://www.apug.org/gallery1/showimage.php?i=75224&catid=member&imageuser=33326. But here is another link: http://camerapedia.wikia.com/wiki/FT-2. One uses standard 35 mm film, but one has to roll it into special cartriges (which can be done in a changing bag).