Panarama 2

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  1. wiseowl

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    :thumb: Wow you are a busy bee Woo, always somthing to photograph in your area.. A beautiful shot... Woo hoo... :D
     
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    Looks lovely and quiet there, just how I like it!
     
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    What a peaceful looking area......i just love looking at your pics WOO!
     
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    Hi Marley.Jazmine and Penny thank you:)
     
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    Thats a cracker woo. An everyday view looking good.
     
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    Thank you Robert for your kind comments:)
     
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    Like it woo.
    Must try a pano of my little back garden when theres more to show.
    Maybe a full 360 ?
    Now theres an idea..
     
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    Hi Penny and Robert Thank you,360 degrees ,is that possible Robert
    I shall have to look into that.:)
     
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    I did that years ago. Put the camera on a tripod (levelled up, of course), then rotate it for each shot, slightly overlapping the edges. Those days it was a case of sticking the pictures on a base card with the edges trimmed to get the picture correct. These days of digital you just have to stitch them together (what a difference, it's so easy).
     
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    Hi Larkshall Yes quite agree with you been there and and done that,with respect this is what progress is all about making things easier and allowing many more people to enter and enjoy digital Photography,No more paying for the film,then waiting and paying for them to be developed,only to find that when you collect them at least a third of them you wish you could have deleted as you can do now,
    I am so pleased that it is now easy:)
     

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