As I am a big Nick Carver fan, I like the straight on shot better than the side one. One of the things Nick is so great about is the balancing of sky light and artificial light. Love the shots. I do this with a Zeiss Ikonta 6X9 but have to cover the film number hole with tape and then use a lot of separation between the shots but I love the 6x9 format on 35 makes a nice 24mm x

These are awesome! The photo of the shops by the highway was really cool to make a panorama of!

Yesss! Motion picture film on the PentaX-pan is always good fun. Brilliant

That's so cool. I have a Pentax 67 I haven't touched in a few years. I'm inspired.

Wow, just found you, thinking of coming back to film. That scanning seems difficult to my old mind, but maybe I will figure it out! Well done!

5:43 Definitely the second angle (better exposure & composition) 🔥

Love it when you are out and about. Great vid and great shots.

Great pictures. From the pictures of the highway shops I definitely liked the first frontal one by far the best.

Second photo is my favourite! Really want to make pano images like this. Nice work Hashem

Thank you iso much for the shoutout, I love that people are still getting use of that video ☺️🤘🏽 second, I also had the same issue with my Pentax 6x7 and decided to get a CLA and the issue went away. Cheers! ✌🏽✨

Nice method! P.s. I had the same with my 6x7 and had to send it for repair. I would advise Amsterdam Camera Repairs. He is very familiar with this one and made a couple of my 6x7s brand new again.

Fantastic video as always homie! Love to commitment to the camera even with the buggy lower shutter speeds, a true passionate photographer!

Nice video! Of course, a white bus shows up. Good old Murphy said hello. 😂 I think I prefer the close up shots. 👍

"Without me having to pay the driver" 😂

I think the shots turned out absolutely amazing! Funny that your Pentax went into the shutter issue, and well done dealing with it LOL.

I have been doing this on an RB67 and have really been enjoying the results. Not sure if you have tried but vertical pano's for portraits can turn out really cool. I liked the angled panos of the shops better as the gradient of the hill distracted from the straight shop lines I thought.

Nice one Hashem. We might try this with the Texas Leica at some stage.

first side viewpoint of image, I thought worked better but, that's my take :)

Yooo I was in the cbd at night a few days ago doing the same thing; shooting 35mm film in a 120 camera.

Been wanting to try some pano shots on my Pentax 6x7, love that wide shot. Mine also has the issue where the shutter locks open. Mine seems to do it regardless of shutter speed, it just always does it after it's been sitting for more than a couple of hours at a time. Once the first shot locks up, and I pull the battery to reset it, it doesn't lock up anymore until it sits for a while again. I've just been tricking the camera into thinking there's film in it so I can dry fire it once before loading, then being aware that I have to shoot the whole roll without letting it sit too long. Might have to try to get into it and clean that electromagnet contact to see if it helps.

Oh no, I just realized that I had a moment on my latest roll for my 67 where the shutter didn’t look like it closed. And then it randomly closed later. I’m thinking that shot it just gonna be a fully exposed frame. Worst part is that it was a provia roll which are already a pain to find haha😂

i was thinking maybe in the same way using 65mm Kodak vision in the Pentax 67 removing the flenses the extra 3mm is fitting .

Thank you for this video! I'm hoping to follow with my Pentax 6x7 as well. What were your "custom" measurements of 120 lead into 35mm? Thanks!

An interesting video as always. However I have 2 queries. 1st why not just use regular 120mm film and crop down to give a panoramic image? Other than losing the sprockets (a fad that I don't like anyway) it gives the same effect. And 2nd why not just use a lens cap to block off the light at the end of the exposure? Must be easier than using a cloth. If you don't have one for that lens then buy one, they are usually cheap enough.

damn, my 67 had the electronics issue and it wasn't like yours. The mirror would get stuck at 45 degrees and you'd be stuck on that exposure. I did end up getting it fixed. If you're ever interested there's a guy in Canada who specializes in pentax 67s. you can always dm me on IG for more info.