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Playa Las Estacas
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Decided to try my hand at one of those Holga Panoramics while on a holiday in Mexico a few months ago. I set the frame counter to 16 instead of 12 (with no mask installed) and guesstimated where to move the camera.
This is a quick and dirty scan which I will need to redo sometime. I couldn’t use my negative holder so the film was lying on the glass so there are some newton rings visible (when viewed close up).
I like this dave!
will be trying this sometime myseld, not as easy as it looks i suspect.
would I be right in saying you would have to pan from right to left
for a start.Was this hand held or on tripod?
Nice one Dave
That’s a bit cool, never seen anything like it before.
Really like it.Sinead
Thanks
This was hand held and if I remember correctly, I panned from left to right here.
That’s amazing for handheld-
I’d say you’ve exposed roughly twice as many frames as you needed to though,
judging by the last frame…You’ll have to get a graduated panning base fixed just below your head…
Really want to go to Mexico again…
joseph
This is great, you got a very straight horizon for handheld. I like doing these Holga panoramas, though it kind of chews film!
You have to pan from left to right which seems cofusing and non-intuitive to me. I believe it’s because the image projected on to the film is reversed left-to-right.
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