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The #5 cirkut camera was a rotating panoramic camera made by the folmer & Schwing division of Eastman Kodak and available between 1915 and 1923. It was the smallest cirkut camera produced, using 5" film to shoot a negative up to 42" in length. The camera came with a triple convertible 6 1/4"/ 11"/14" lense and a rising and falling front for controlling the placement of the horizon line. About 400 cameras were made.
Swamp. UW Arboretum 4" x 20" Van Dyke print. Taken with a #5 cirkut camera