Panoramic Landscapes with the Hasselblad X1D II. 

It’s like your shot an entire portfolio in a single day. That’s insane.

Outstanding images my friend. Love the post. Very well done.

Thanks for the images and the great music selection Todd. Have a great day!

Just wonderful photos! Kind regards from Sweden!

western Canada is a paradise, thanks for showing it to us todd !!! zen billings

Western Canada, in the winter up in the Rocky Mountains - I absolutely love it. I'm sitting back eating my Cara Cara orange, watching Todd do his thing with his Hasselblad digital X-pan. What could be better... not much. Although when I can, I use my Rolleiflex 6006 Mod2 now and then, with a 645 back and 2 - 645 masks to get an image that's 57x25 on film, which is close to X-pan territory. Granted I can only get 12 or 13 shots on a roll of 120 film, depending on the film stock. But the results are great for what they are. I sold my Hasselblad X-pan back in 2005 after it gave up the ghost, and it was just to costly to get it repaired, I got $900 for it back then after spending more than $2K for it 3 yrs earlier.

Wonderful images, locations and always a treat to watch your YT videos. Thanks, Todd, for bringing us along!

such a wonderful part of Canada, cant wait to go there this summer. Beautiful pictures

big thank you Mr korol for making me travel in these beautiful landscapes

Absolutely stunning photographs ,Canada is a photographic paradise,magnificent places!!!

The panoramic format is really nice. Love your shots, thanks for sharing.

Superb images, thanks for sharing.

What stunning photos! But I think the highest compliment I can give you is that you inspire me to keep looking, thinking and shooting. I’ve read some of the comments and I agree a day full of true winners! Thanks for taking us along. Upside to winter in Canada? No mosquitoes. 😀

I love how hasselblad and Fuji both have the xpan crop as they both worked in the xpan

Great post. Big country and big images.

Great images, Todd. I love the format. Thanks for taking us along on your adventure and sharing your art.

Wow!... It's the only thing that comes to my mind.

BEAUTIFUL photos Todd! 😍 A nice, relaxing video as well, keep 'em coming!

Those photos are unreal. Thanks for sharing this amazing video!

I've lost count how many times i've watched this already!! I really love the x-pan ratio, but your images are something else again, love them. I hope we're treated to more x-pan days in this format in different seasons

Stunning mood setting images with a wonderful camera! Amazing work!

The Rockies are stunning.Pure white snow unlike Toronto.Actually still white few days later! We in middle of snow dumping! I prefer using digital to overpriced Hassie/Fuji pan. A solution for those that love that format, is the phone! I made wide photos by simple panoramic with tripod, on my Leica M3 and 50mm.Widest 6 photos. Framing took forever! I see images from your Hasselblad ?, from Southern France. Love the images. Bravo.

Great episode and images! Love the X-Pan perspective. The Hassy is definitely a great tool in the right hands.

I love your photographic poetry Bro.... Ando

That shot at 5:00 is a BANGER. Nice one Todd.

Fantastic work Todd! Absolutely love these images. I have a used X1D with the 45P lens which I've not used much because my first love is analog photography. With that said I'm making a commitment to use my digital Hasselblad a lot more in 2023. In conjunction with your last video on printing out your images, I'm looking at Epson P700 to make that happen. Really looking forward to your next video, such high quality and always inspires me to get out there and make some photographs.

Todd what a wonderful video and the images are amazing. Just incredibly. Hugely inspirational mate. Cheers.

I love your work on film and that's what originally got me into your channel, but these photos are absolutely stunning whatever the medium. Thanks for making this video!

Very very beautiful!!! Thks Todd!

Absolutely incredible!

Just found your channel. Beautiful work. Definitely had to subscribe

Gorgeous.

absolutely insane nature and images!! i‘d give you a hug if i could. 😄

Beautiful

Todd - wonderful video. One question: Do you concern yourself with potential sensor condensation when bringing in your camera inside from the cold? Wondering if I should be concerned with that.

lindas fotos!!!

Очень тонкая работа!!! Превосходно!!! Можете расссказать поподробнее, что музыка?

Hi, great video. Which lenses are you using for those Xpan format pictures ? Thank you

These images are amazing, what are your main lenses used.

You are really, really good, Todd. A true master. I have been meaning to ask one question, though: Who is filming you while you are taking those beautiful pictures?

Thank you Todd, inspiring, although there’s no chance of shots like that up here in Australia. On the image at 8:01 - was there any post processing or did the flesh of the broken tree give that glow? Congrats to your patient videographer too.

Super

Todd, you are an inspiration. I've recently become an X1Dii owner based on watching your videos and admiring your broad spaces work. I love the camera and the perspective of the format. Question: when the sun's out and the snow is all around, do you find a need for a graduated ND filter? I'm preparing for a snow-land outing and wonder if I should bring one along.

ps, been watching a chunk of your vids last few weeks..

Excellent work, I have the 907x and I have shot little in xpan, what lenses did you use in the shots? Regards

Beautiful images as always in your channel - congratulation - Just one question - I am new in the hasselbald world so not sure to buy one in future .if I have understood the correct this camera model allows you to select from several selection formats, and one of this is the panoramic view format - do you confirm this ? furthermore are the lenses zeiss lenses or japanese brand made. Thank you for your kind cooperation

damm

amazing - what lenses are on your camera for the wide shots?

Your "XPan" is a much better approach by now. With the actual XPan being THAT expensive, with no chance to get it repaired when (not if) its electronics fail, the pain of digitizing 35mm panoramic negatives, I also looked for a more attainable way to shoot that aspect ratio natively in a digital camera. I didn't drop money on a medium format camera for this, I settled on a Sigma DP0 Quattro, this works fine for what I need. Fuji and Hasselblad should have made the XPan fully mechnical with optional meter support (like the Leica M6, MP), that way that camera system could have been a true evergreen. Now you are paying a premium to enjoy something unique and special for a limited time because the XPan has an end of life while something mechanical like a Leica MP does not.

You’ve got such an amazing eye, what a collection of shots from a single outing

Yes, the 3:1 ratio is the holy grail these days. Is the Hassy doing anything to the photo other than cropping off the top and bottom to fit or is it performing some computer magic inside? I can't afford a Hassy but have been masking off the screen on my FF Nikon D600 to try to get the same effect when viewing a scene then cropping the image in post. Those XPan images just look like they came from an original X Pan.

Beautiful imagery! I have the X1D with the 45P lens and love the camera. I used to own the original XPan film camera and loved the images and perspective it gave me. Now I can shoot in the same format. What lenses do you use? I'd love to have another lens or two but at nearly $4000 it may be a while.

Nice video very calming to watch. I have the X1D Mark 2 as well, have you worked with or considered using the XCD 135mm/1.7 tele at all for landscapes? I use the 21mm 45mm & 80mm XCD currently I'm thinking about investing in the 135mm any input/insights?

So, all you need is 25 grand in order to shoot Xpan in digital. Panos or a deposit for a house..?

Which lens do you use for xpan crop

Thanks Todd ...for these images, and showing us the XPAN mode..However, I have an artistic comment on your compositions.... you dont follow the right proportions for the sky and foreground for panorama... it feels like 17 or 21 mm lens on 35mm camera.... if you like them its great... but miss the proportion and it is not epic, it is a snapshot.

Did you have to stich this

What lens was used?

Looks more like a 6x17 aspect ratio than a traditional X-Pan negative?

too bad the moon is blown out. i'd use two exposures

Did you have to stich this