Introducing NanoPano
A compact and lightweight panoramic "half-frame" medium format camera.
Reserve a NanoPano today!
A compact and lightweight panoramic "half-frame" medium format camera.
Reserve a NanoPano today!
NanoPano allows you to capture up to 25 panoramic frames on 120 film, each frame measuring 24mm tall by 56mm wide. With a ratio of 2.33:1 (also known as 21:9 or 7:3), your images will be proportional to anamorphic and wide-screen cinema stills.
As we finalize design and production planning, fill out this form to be onee of the first with a chance to purchase a NanoPano. No payment needed at this time.
Subscribers will receive a priority link to the listing once available for purchase.
When 35mm film is either more expensive or less available than 120 film, NanoPano is there for you.
Capture 24 cinematic panoramas by moving each frame number through both counter windows. Squeeze in a 25th frame, if desired, once you hear the film come off its original spool.
NanoPano is essentially a half-frame medium format camera. The best part? You’re capturing two images on one 6x6 frame, allowing you to avoid extra processing fees common for other panoramic formats.
Choose from currently supported lenses. Lens cones for leaf shutter lenses will include a helicoid, lens board, focusing ring with distance markers, and adjustment spacers.You will be able to add as many as you wish to your order:
While not meant to be field-swappable (though you most certainly can), NanoPano features lens cones that are interchangeable to suit your creative needs. A stowable metal darkslide has you covered in-between lens cone swaps.
NanoPano customers will have the option to add a universal viewfinder for this format. When you change your lens, simply insert the appropriate mask at the top.
Mask set will coincide with Mamiya Press equivalent focal lengths:
50, 65, 75, 90, 100, and 127mm.
Already purchased the Ojo Finder? Complimentary panoramic masks will be available.
NanoPano comes standard with two smallrig compatible aluminum cold shoes. Two metal tripod bushings allow for more accessories, custom cages/rigs, or tripod use in both landscape and portrait orientations.
Choose the optional grip (affectionately known as the NanoMano), with multiple openings for your shutter release cable style of choice. A third cold shoe comes mounted on the NanoMano and is ideal for your flash, LED panel lights, or action cam for recording shoots.
159mm Width (112mm without grip) x 152mm Height (120mm without viewfinder) x 66-158mm Depth (depending on lens cone).
Weight range, based on configuration: 274-369g (9.67-13oz).
Estimated retail price starting from $198
Up to $390+ depending on configuration and add-ons. First batch of 20 assembled units + 20 DIY kits will go on sale in early August, estimated to ship in late September.
