XPanded Visions

My first weeks with a Hasselblad XPan camera


I was present at the Press Release for Hasselblad XPan in July, 1998, and immediately ordered a camera which I eventually got 3 months later. As many know by now, this is a dual-format camera supporting panorama 24 x 65 mm as well as ordinary 24 x 36 mm format in a small, neat rangefinder package. Read my review for more details. Details and information on the camera can be obtained by visiting the XPan site of Hasselblad.

I bought the XPan with a 45 mm f/4 lens and added the 90 mm f/4 lens a few days later. The image below is taken with the 90 mm lens.

© Bjørn Rørslett/NN 1999

Mountain Sunset by XPan


To see other pictures taken with the XPan, please follow the links indicated below,

Autumn Beeches (My very first XPan picture)
Toddlers
Barbed Wire
Lowered Flag & Ice on R. Glåma
Ice patterns
Outhouse Foundation
Frozen Sedges
Winter Road
Winter Car

I use a Nikon LS-2000 scanner for scanning my XPan images. In fact, although this is a 24 x 36 mm format scanner, all you need is a slight modification of the strip-film adapter and some post-processing in Photoshop (takes just a few seconds).

 


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