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It was so dope meeting you and seeing you work 🙌

6:32 money shot

That's awesomeeeeeeee! I like how the P3200TMAX came out. Definetely, all the factors made it super grainy, but it makes it interesting. Great jon Linus, love your work

Love this!

I have the Xpan already but I have gas for a widelux 😂 did you scan these on the frontier? There is also a medium format version of the widelux

Hey bro! Is this a range finder? So beautiful ❤

For those who don't want to pay 1000 dollars for this camera, there is the soviet version Horizon made by KMZ and there is also a lomo version, but i prefer the soviet one :)

Dude these cameras are like 2-4 k 😂

widelux 120 - lets see it soon on here!

I've been wanting to purchase this camera now for about 5 years and the price just keeps going up. I think they're up to $2,000! I can't afford that but the pictures you took look so good. The pictures at the bridge and your friend behind the scenes pic is incredible.

This would be amazing as a hybrid camera.

screw this talk, about your time on set for Orion Sun, any cool techniques you've learned? cool lighting setups? nope just another camera youtube video - still cool camera

Fun camera. Is that a Kodachrome stile printer on the table?

The Russian KMZ Horizon has been on my radar for years. You can buy it now and while you’re at it, buy me one too lol

You are lucky you can afford expensive cameras or have friends who lend you expensive cameras us peasants can only dream of buying. She looked normal ? Her face is Orange. How is that normal unless you are an Oompa Loompa. Do you ever use a camera strap?

Stanley Kubrick also used it

An amazingly enginered camera.

I love this little camera so much. I have to pick one up. 😊

I have a Horizon 202 and a Viscawide which is a 16mm panoramic camera and I really like using both.

SLUSH!

shoutout eric slush

damn, it‘s insane how expensive these are.

Want!

I remember watching Peter McKinnon’s video on this, so sick

Incredible !!! So much fun seeing how the film turned out !!!!

hoping up pick one of the new ones up whenever they come out. slightly scared to drop money on an xpan and have it die on me

The dial really goes from 15 to 250 to 125? lol

There were a few swing-lens panoramic cameras that were made. The Horizon and Noblex do things much like the Widelux. Then, there's the Roundshot and the Lomo Spinner that do 360° photos. There was also the very old Kodak Panoram, but good luck finding film for this one.

In Russia this camera called "Горизонт" (Gorizont (Horizon)). And look at his better model "Horizon-D-L3"

Check out Soviet camera Horizont 202, pretty much the same thing

It always puts a smile on my face to see people enthusiastic about bringing film cameras back into the spotlight! A big W for Jeff and for the film community! Now I want a widelux, too 🙈

I literally sourced a widelux F8 from france a week ago lol. I love Jeff Bridges photobooks so much i got both of his series. Its so great and inspirational. The "wide angle distorsion" is pretty interesting, and the ultra wide image is just something you can't get, even with a fisheye or xpan's 30mm lens. I read that these cameras suffer from banding, which is the panning motion becomes inconsistent causing different brightness in the image. which seems to be there in your photos? that might be why it need the massage?

The motion experiment is super interesting, what a quirky camera

Its the best camera for studio work amyway, which is a match made in heaven for you

I especially like the look when shooting on black and white. The horizon 202 is a budget alternative that produces very similar pictures. Awesome video

Your content is consistently informative.

I put 35mm in my RB67, works amazing, highly recommended

Dope camera but definitely out of the price range for now 😅

I love your creativity and willingness to fearlessly try something new! Definitely a camera that's now on my radar :)

Cool camera. I remember these being advertised in photo mags years ago. And I've seen Jeff Bridges' photos, and they're great. I like using my Bronica ETRS with the 135W panoramic back. True panoramic without distortion. Just a few millimeters less wide than Xpan shots, from a much less expensive and more reliable camera.