Buy Lomography Horizon Perfekt Panoramic 35mm Film CameraLomography Horizon Perfekt Panoramic 35mm Film Camera Product Description:
- Yields amazing 120-degree panoramic shots
- Multi-coated Arsat 28/2.8 glass for great color, contrast, and sharpness
- Aperature range of f2.8 to f16
- Shutter speed ranges from 1/500 second to 1/2 second
- Operates without any batteries
Product Description
The prime pick for professional panoramic images! Variable shutter and aperture settings give you creative control. A grandiose view of 120- degrees takes all the details in one 58mm-long negative nearly the width of two standard frames!Clad in space-age ABS plastic, the Perfekt features full aperture and shutter settings allowing you to dial in the precise exposure. Its OF-28P swing-lens sweeps across and sees a full 120 degrees. Clockwork mechanics provide quiet operation without batteries
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
An exceptional camera
By John Whittaker
Well made and easy to use. The shutter speed and aperture ranges allow total flexability in exposure settings. The film image size fits in a 2 1/4 enlarger film holder. The included camera handle is unecessary if attention is payed to holding the fingers at the edge if the camera. A real bargain besides.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Great Introduction to Swing-Lens Panoramic Photography
By Leigh Hanlon
I couldn't afford to spend $1,500 for a used Widelux F7 or F8 in excellent condition, so I decided on a new Horizon Perfekt. I reached this decision after looking at a number of Horizon images on Flickr and elsewhere that really impressed me.I had originally hesitated in buying a Horizon because I'd heard its body is made of plastic. The interior mechanism, however, appears to be largely metallic. In addition, the plastic body doesn't feel all that bad; its textured surface is easy to grasp. I've had the camera for several days now and, based on the first few rolls of film I've shot, I'm extremely happy with this purchase. Once you get the hang of it, loading the camera is pretty easy -- and as long as you follow the instructions, the Horizon is straightforward and almost easy to use. I especially liked being able to see the spirit level in the viewfinder.I was slightly disappointed with the film chamber door, which feels even more plasticky to me than the rest of the camera body, but it's really no worse than doors on many other film cameras, so I'm not worrying about it.I'm able to scan the Horizon Perfekt's 24x58mm frames using a CanoScan 8800F.Included with the Horizon Perfekt is a set of filters that look incredibly twitchy to use, a detachable handle for the camera, a Lomography book featuring Horizon photos, and a camera case.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.Camera is good, the leather case was moldy
By Gheorghe Chistol
I just got the camera today.The camera itself works well, I am shooting my first roll of film. I will add more to this review when I get the film developed.The leather case that comes with the camera was moldy. Quite moldy. This is pretty disappointing given that I paid almost $500 for this thing. I cleaned it with 70% ethanol and hopefully the mold will not come back. I would have sent it back, but you can't send only the case back. And I do love this beast of a camera.
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