Recently I suggested to a poster about to launch into "panoramas" that he
may be better off walking and snapping shots to stich than the recent method
of using a rotating head on a tripod to harvest the images to work with.
I've owned fixed and swing lens panorama camera so the ...

Yesterday was an awesome day at the Preakness made even better since I got a
press pass to get up close and personal to all the heart stopping action.  I
was rooting for Big Brown to be victorious, and he didn't disappoint.  Big
Brown in the Winner's circle.

Summer is here and everyone wants some red meat!
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Rita

This is the last of the series for now:
http://photos-of-portugal.com/Trees/

If you do studio work or low light, not moving objects and you want the
highest possible resolution, dynamic and tonal range, check this out:
http://www.nikon-box.com/MultiX/
Much better than any normal way of shooting with the D300 !

Enjoy:
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Jeff R  - got any mail yet??
I'm waiting for that prick to get in contact.  Or have they avoided the
post with the address.
r

OK!
LISTEN CAREFULLY,,,,,,......... WILL SAY THIS ONLY ONCE,,,
I've got a FULL bottle of Drambuie, it's sitting on the table with a black
background. Every time I take a shot the camera averages the scene out to be

It was a good day out on the greens and Tiger demonstrated his powerful
swing.  I must say that boy's got some power behind him!
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Rita

Here's an oldie, but a goodie of The Mighty Jewel leading
her friend, Rocky, on a morning romp:
http://members.aol.com/brethogan/romp.html

I have this factory/plant nearby to where I live
that looks quite impressive when lit up in the
night. This is it by day,
www.members.optusnet.com.au/mjwyllie/Factory.JPG

It's odd how you can stand beside the hull of a big cat in dry dock
and it
towers over you ...yet when it's in the water surrounded by the really
'big

Just a quick reminder to 'someone' who made claims about the ease of
creating linear panoramas.  I would strongly suggest that 'someone' gets
in now and shows how it is done. Or be highly embarrassed by what follows...
Just to clarify, a 'linear' panorama is one where you relocate ...