For Sale FS: Horizon 202 - 35mm swing lens pano

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r-brian

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Needing to sell cameras that are just sitting around. For sale is my Horizon 202, a 35mm swing lens panoramic camera. Comes with 3 filters, ND, light green and orange (previous owner removed the UV lens and replaced it with an orange), case, strap, user manual. It has a 28mm f2.8 lens, dual range shutter (1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/60, 1/125/ 1/250), f2.8-16. The camera is in perfect shape, worked fine the last time I used it (and do pull it out now and then and exercise the shutter).

Asking $175 plus shipping. PayPal accepted.

 

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Sirius Glass

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The title states 35mm
 

Sirius Glass

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The WideLux has a 24mm x 59mm negative while the Horizon 202 has a 24mm x 58mm negative. I use a glass 4"x5" negative holder rather than have a 35mm negative holder machined for the longer negative.

And no, I will not jump in and buy it before you can. I took me long enough to get past the Hasselblad back episode with you!
 
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r-brian

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The frame size is 24x58mm, basically 1.5x a standard 35mm frame. You get about 15 frames on a 24 exp. roll, 22 frames on a 36 exp. roll. You will probably need to custom make a negative holder, or mask off something like a 645 holder.

Or a glass 4x5 holder like Sirius uses.
 

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You have a good memory!!'

 

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I use a standard 6x6 glassless carrier for these negs. It is a good sharp lens. I have a lot of fun with mine. Just keep it level and lined up, plane to plane!
 

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Wish I had seen this one about a month ago. I paid about the same price for no filters, no case.

Nice little cameras, capable of god images.

This was just a grab shot out the back of the house, with outdated film, and an exposure guesstimate. Scanned on an old Canoscan 8400f.


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