Comments on: Ansco Pix Panorama http://scottj.info/2009/02/ansco-pix-panorama/?source=rss Dallas, Texas Wed, 16 Jun 2010 05:07:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Aaron Williams http://scottj.info/2009/02/ansco-pix-panorama/comment-page-1/#comment-149 Aaron Williams Wed, 16 Jun 2010 05:07:31 +0000 http://scottj.info/2009/02/ansco-pix-panorama/#comment-149 This camera uses standard 35mm film. Film and processing are available at most drugstores, Walmart, Costco, etc. Simple plastic cameras like this have recently become more popular along with a recent surge in the popularity of photography in general. I have seen prices on several similar models inflating rather rapidly in recent years, but the Pix Panorama seems to have been mostly immune to the price increases so far. I believe I have seen these listed for sale for about $10 in recent months. This camera uses standard 35mm film. Film and processing are available at most drugstores, Walmart, Costco, etc. Simple plastic cameras like this have recently become more popular along with a recent surge in the popularity of photography in general. I have seen prices on several similar models inflating rather rapidly in recent years, but the Pix Panorama seems to have been mostly immune to the price increases so far. I believe I have seen these listed for sale for about $10 in recent months.

]]> By: Scott Johnson http://scottj.info/2009/02/ansco-pix-panorama/comment-page-1/#comment-111 Scott Johnson Mon, 01 Jun 2009 17:31:03 +0000 http://scottj.info/2009/02/ansco-pix-panorama/#comment-111 This camera uses standard 35mm film. Film and processing are available at most drugstores, Walmart, Costco, etc. Simple plastic cameras like this have recently become more popular along with a recent surge in the popularity of photography in general. I have seen prices on several similar models inflating rather rapidly in recent years, but the Pix Panorama seems to have been mostly immune to the price increases so far. I believe I have seen these listed for sale for about $10 in recent months. Since I have rediscovered my Pix Panorama, I have really been enjoying it. While its lens isn't complex and is only made of plastic, I find that it takes fairly decent pictures. Also, you can reach inside the camera and pull the panoramic mask out if you want to use it for full-frame 35mm shots. You can see some shots I have taken with my Pix Panorama <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/scottj/sets/72157614655292793/" rel="nofollow">here</a>. This camera uses standard 35mm film. Film and processing are available at most drugstores, Walmart, Costco, etc. Simple plastic cameras like this have recently become more popular along with a recent surge in the popularity of photography in general. I have seen prices on several similar models inflating rather rapidly in recent years, but the Pix Panorama seems to have been mostly immune to the price increases so far. I believe I have seen these listed for sale for about $10 in recent months.

Since I have rediscovered my Pix Panorama, I have really been enjoying it. While its lens isn’t complex and is only made of plastic, I find that it takes fairly decent pictures. Also, you can reach inside the camera and pull the panoramic mask out if you want to use it for full-frame 35mm shots.

You can see some shots I have taken with my Pix Panorama here.

]]> By: Howard Giordano http://scottj.info/2009/02/ansco-pix-panorama/comment-page-1/#comment-110 Howard Giordano Sun, 31 May 2009 19:39:57 +0000 http://scottj.info/2009/02/ansco-pix-panorama/#comment-110 Scott - Today, while cleaning out a closet, I came upon this camera, Ansco Pix Panorama. I forgot I had it. I bought it back in the early 1990's. Got some wonderful shots with it, but then it fell into disuse and was stashed away. Do you know if film for this format is still available, as well as processing for it? If not, does the camera have any value for a collector? Would appreciate hearing from you. Thanks, Howard Scott – Today, while cleaning out a closet, I came upon this camera, Ansco Pix Panorama. I forgot I had it. I bought it back in the early 1990′s. Got some wonderful shots with it, but then it fell into disuse and was stashed away. Do you know if film for this format is still available, as well as processing for it? If not, does the camera have any value for a collector? Would appreciate hearing from you.

Thanks,

Howard

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