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Images used for this panorama: S16-113-18349 - S16-113-18370

S16-113-18349 (OF300)
Charlie has started an ALSEP pan from just south of the RTG. This first frame is a down-Sun of the magnetometer.

AS16-113-18350 (OF300)
Rightward of 18349, showing the magnetometer.

AS16-113-18351 (OF300)
Rightward of 18350, showing the magnetometer. John is visible beyond a small, local rise, possibly near the central geophone. The RTG is in the foreground.

AS16-113-18352 (OF300) ( 128k or 816k )
Rightward of 18351, across the RTG.

AS16-113-18353 (OF300)
Rightward of 18352, across the RTG. The object beyond the RTG is probably a piece of discarded ALSEP packaging material.

Images NASA / Panorama © Hans Nyberg

Panorama was stitched and converted to QTVR by Hans Nyberg

The images for this panorama are new scans from the original film taken by the astronauts in 1971.

They were scanned by Kipp Teague for the Apollo Image Gallery

The camera used for this panorama was a special version of the Hasselblad 500.
It had a grid right in front of the film which gives you the hair crosses you can see in the panorama.

Several other Hasselblad cameras was also used.Also read the page at Hasselblad.se