The Horizon 202 Panoramic Camera is a swing-lens panoramic camera that takes in a 120-degree field of view with its sharp, well-corrected 28mm f/2.8 lens. It uses standard 35mm film and produces twenty-three 24x58mm images on a 36-exposure roll. Low and High panning speeds plus three focal plane slit widths provide exposure times of 1/2, 1/4 and 1/8 second (Low), and 1/60, 1/125 and 1/250 second (High).
A built-in optical viewfinder shows a 110-degree field of view, as well as a reflected image of the top-mounted horizontal bubble level (which is also visible from the top of the body).
Horizon 202 panoramic camera Kit
The basic Horizon 202 camera kit includes:
- Horizon 202 Panoramic Camera
- Removable handgrip (which doubles as a filter storage compartment)
- Nylon pouch case
- UV, yellow-green, and 2X neutral density snap-in front filters for the lens
- 1/4x20 tripod socket
- Standard cable release socket
- Manual
- Strap
Horizon 202 Panoramic camera Specifications:
Lens: | MC Arsat 2.8/28 |
Picture format, mm: | 24x58 |
Focusing sacle: | from 0.5 m to infinity |
Aperture scale: | f2.8 to f16 |
Shutter speeds, s: | 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/60, 1/125, 1/250 |
Finder: | Wide-angle viewfinder with viewable bubble level |
Tripod screw mount: | 1/4-inch |
Number of frames: | 22 |
Panning angle, degree: | 120 |
Film used: | 35mm perforated |
Film length in a cassette, m: | 1.65 |
Dimensions, mm: | 117.5x146x73 |
Weight, kg: | 0.82 |
Advantages of the Horizon 202 panoramic camera:
- the angle of panning of the rotating fixed-mounted lens is equal to 120°;
- focal metal shutter with the range of shutter speeds of 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/60, 1/125, 1/250s permits to take pictures under the conditions of low illumination;
- the absence of influence of low temperature up to -15°C on the quality of the shutter operation;
- the winding lever with locking the underwinding and rewinding increases the speed of the camera operation;
- the optical level seen in the viewfinder field of view gives the possibility to control the proper horizontal position of the camera while taking pictures;
- the frame counter automatically resets when a roll of a film is changed;
- the rewind crank of a measuring reel and the sunken rewind knob reduce the time for preparatory operations
Manuale d'uso: www.widescreen-centre.co.uk
See also: www.kremlinoptics.com
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