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• From: Ray Raffa <raffa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
• Subject: Panorama shooting with 4X5
• Date: Thu, 23 Dec 1999 09:11:17 -0800

I shoot 4x5 with a Calumet. I love the large film and wide variety of
different films. Recently I have started usinga special 4X5 dark slide
which I had machined to produce two 2x5 exposures on one sheet of film. 

The nice thing about it is I can develop and print them together on one
sheet of 16x20 paper giving me two 4x20 prints. Since it has cut my film
cost in half, I tend to shoot more (bracketing) and get better results.
Although this is probably not what most people would consider a true
panorama camera, it works for me. I usualy use a Schneider 90mm Angulon.
The nice thing about it is I still have a fully functional camera for
other uses. It also allows me to use Zone system development if both
images are closely related in exposure.

Has anyone else tried this method? 

Ray Raffa

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