Create a Bigger Picture with Panographs
1 8 Share TweetLooking for a new way of shooting wide-angle scenes, architectural shots, and creative portraits? Create a panograph — a series of photo fragments that are assembled together to make a bigger, complete image.
Making a 120 Panograph by homer
For this tipster, Community member homer used an entire roll of 120 film (12 photos) to create a panograph. Learn about his technique and load up on a few rolls of 120 film if you plan on making medium-format panographs!
Composite Photos
One of our Community members, stratski, shares a step-by-step guide in this tipster. "This is not about getting a perfect representation. Every picture is taken at a subtly different angle. For some you have to tilt your camera up, for others you shoot straight ahead, or turn left or right. The perspective in every picture will differ."
Instant Panographs
Once you get the hang of it, you can experiment with different cameras. Instant cameras such as the Lomo'Instant Square Glass, Lomo'Instant Wide or Lomo'Instant Automat are great to use because you can instantly assemble your photos to create a bigger image!
If you've tried these tips, share your shots on your LomoHome to inspire Lomographers to create their own panographs!
2018-08-11
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