$5000 Camera vs $10 Camera

Which is better the $5000+ Hasselblad Xpan or the $10 Ansco Pix Panorama??
Sunday Strolls Episode Twenty-Four

Sunday Strolls is a little photo series where we walk around our neighborhood and take photos with whatever film camera and whatever film stock we’re feel that Sunday. The only goal in mind is having a good time, and if the photos turn out, it’s an added bonus.

#film #filmphotography #shootfilm #hasselbladxpan #panoramic #portra400 #35mmfilm #lomography #pixpanorama

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Film Camera’s used in this Episode: Hasselbald Xpan & Ansco Pix Panorama
FIlm used in this episode: Portra 400 & Ultramax
Digital Camera Set up used in this Episode: Sony FX3 & Rode wireless Go mics
Film Scanned with a Sony a9-90mm & Converted with Negative Lab Pro - Lightroom
Music Provided by Musicbed

Filmed in Salt Lake City, UT
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[mrfredbasset]

I think the Pano's fall off on the edges gives it a more 'dreamy-cinematic' feel, and the extra grain isn't too bad. I really liked the pictures and I love the price tag even more

[TheMustikkapiirakka]

Good to see the "5$ from a thrift store" meme still works

[ThePeyo]

Found this channel recently love the chill vibe and the photos. You guys should make more videos like this, trying different cameras and film.

[morepassionfoo]

wish I had a homie I could go shoot film with every week

[KarySchump]

This was a fun video! Cool shots and composition! I have the same $10 camera, as well as several other cheap pano options. Thanks for sharing this!

[benrandle]

Loved hearing your thoughts comparing the differences! This goes for almost all hobbies: the cheap option does the job just fine, but we want the sexy expensive one 😘

[gregkiefer]

Can’t miss with pano. Always makes the subject more interesting. Good stuff gents.

[diablito]

Why the fuc this channel has only 3800 followers, I found it today and it's amazing! Congrats man, something new and high-quality in the tube finally

[dahterrasse]

even the shots of the house you called ugly were so dope with the pano aspect ratio

[dmkva]

Just got one basically new in box with all the original paperwork, lodes it up with Fujifilm Superia 400, excited to test it out! Thanks for the video guys, I’d love to see it used again!

[kaimeyer]

Love the videos, helps remind me to slow down and just enjoy shooting!

[Claie]

Panorama shoots really made look like cinematic 🙌🏼

[jergophoto]

i cannot get enough of the wide pano look. too good

[Kristophersmithphotography]

Great video guys...I was really wondering the difference and y'all did a great job explaining in detail.

[danakobitzky]

this was really interesting! I really enjoyed the part where you sat down to discuss the outcome :) keep it up! Seeing forward to the next one, greetings from Germany

[joey.leblanc]

Love the video, only thing I'd recommend is maybe to shoot the same film stock in both for a more fair comparison (the Pix was going to get crushed at full crop regardless, but grain might have been less of a problem with Portra). Either way, entertaining video as always, I look forward to the next one!

[Mrshrdalot]

The skiing reference about the rail is a well deserved sub

[cindywho]

Is it wrong that I like the photos from the $10.00 camera better? I picked up an old point and shoot at a yard sale for 25 cents. It's a favorite of mine to shoot with.

[anta]

Image quality wise (sharpness, grain etc): no question XPan is the winner.
But I think some of images shot with the Ansco Pano are still very usable, as long as not for huge prints. After all, what really matters is the man behind the camera.

This video makes me think there's no equivalent XPan alternative. By "equivalent", I mean:
- It shoots 65x24
- It's still reasonably compact like XPan (with a built-in rangefinder)
- It's an interchangebale lens system.

Practically all the alternatives I see fails on at least one of them.

[TyRonKitzeRow]

Both have their place. Maybe I would give my daughter the Pix and me the Hasselblad for the day.