maryland_fotos
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This is with the Tomiyama Seisakusho Art Panorama 170, with Nikkor-SW 90 f8. Tri-X 120 film developed in HC-110 dil. B. 6X17 image scanned with Epson V850 using its medium format holder.
6X17_001 by Maryland Photos, on Flickr
6X17_001 by Maryland Photos, on Flickrvaldas
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Noblex 150U, Efke R50:
chipgreenberg
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2021.12.1 Old NM 6.12 Garage3 Lordosburg-1 by Chip Greenberg, on Flickr
Fotoman 6x12 75mm f:4.5 Nikkor. Portra 400
chipgreenberg
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2021.12.1 Old NM 6.6 Building2 Alamo-1 by Chip Greenberg, on Flickr
Fotoman 6x12 75mm f:4.5 Nikkor. Portra 400
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2021.12.1 Old NM 6.6 Building 1 Lordsburg-1 by Chip Greenberg, on Flickr
Fotoman 6x12 75mm f:4.5 Nikkor. Portra 400
lukx
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This thread is off to a strong start. Sadly, I have no contribution for lack of suitable cameras, but I will follow with interest (and GAS).
shawn
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Kraken 617 Rodenstock Grandagon-N 90mm f6.8
maryland_fotos
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Cool examples folks. I like the gentle Portra 400 colours! I did not fully realize I was going to start but now I am looking up those camera models 
Hope to see more.
Hope to see more.shawn
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Kraken 612 Schneider-Kreuznach Super-Angulon 65mm f8
filmtwit
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From my old Noblex
chipgreenberg
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Nice images Shawn. The Kraken seems like a nice affordable pano solution. What do you do for viewfinders?
valdas
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Noblex 150, Efke R50:
shawn
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Thanks, full disclosure I make the Krakens.
For a viewfinder it depends upon which one I am using. For the 90mm 617 I use either a Fuji VF-X21 with an internal baffle removed and an external mask I made...
or one of these...
I made versions of that finder for 90,135, 150 and 200mm so far. I tend to prefer the second finder just for being life sized.
With the 65mm 612 I use a modified version of Graham's original finder or the VF-X21 using the 21mm lines for width and the 28mm lines for height.
On 612s with Kodak Monitor lenses (101 and 127mm Anastigmat Specials) I reuse their finder and it works pretty well (esp. for the 616 camera) and is very compact.
For my 617 65mm I made an adapter to reuse the finder off a dead Noblex.
Shawn
chipgreenberg
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Interesting. thanks for posting!
neal3k
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Fuji G617
Musella, Georgia
Musella Store Film Panorama View by Neal Wellons, on Flickr
Dillard, Georgia
Morning Clouds on Mountains - film version by Neal Wellons, on Flickr
Porterdale, Georgia
Mill and Pond on 120 Film by Neal Wellons, on Flickr
Musella, Georgia
Musella Store Film Panorama View by Neal Wellons, on FlickrDillard, Georgia
Morning Clouds on Mountains - film version by Neal Wellons, on FlickrPorterdale, Georgia
Mill and Pond on 120 Film by Neal Wellons, on Flickrmaryland_fotos
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Nice light on that last image!
maryland_fotos
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neal3k
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These are more from my Fuji 617
Georgia
Sams Lake, Fayette County
Fall is Coming to the Lake by Neal Wellons, on Flickr
Georgia Railroad Museum, Savannah
Subtle Colors at the Museum on a Rainy Day by Neal Wellons, on Flickr
Griffin, Ga
Griffin Bus Panorama by Neal Wellons, on Flickr
Georgia
Sams Lake, Fayette County
Fall is Coming to the Lake by Neal Wellons, on FlickrGeorgia Railroad Museum, Savannah
Subtle Colors at the Museum on a Rainy Day by Neal Wellons, on FlickrGriffin, Ga
Griffin Bus Panorama by Neal Wellons, on Flickrmaryland_fotos
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maryland_fotos
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I like all those colours and scenes in Georgia. Lived in Atlanta, a good while ago for a couple years. Did not have the photography bug back then, unfortunately.