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Jan 20, 2003, 8:49 PM
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Panoramas 20Jan03
sorry they're so small; trying to save bandwidth.
Harris Riverfront Park- Huntington, WV  Ritter Park- Huntington, WV  Ritter Park- Huntington, WV 
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Jan 21, 2003, 8:55 AM
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Nice, I love Ritter Park. Looks like you have had some great weather.
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Jan 21, 2003, 5:43 PM
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Hi Mike,
Nice panos  Can you share a bit more of how you took them? and your equipment? |
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Jan 22, 2003, 3:17 AM
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Great photos
Did you use Arcsoft panorama maker 3? Jim
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Jan 22, 2003, 5:41 AM
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Each of the panos are made of 20 stitched images (two rows of 10).
I used ptgui and pano tools to stitch them together. www.ptgui.com I have a home-made bracket that orients the camera vertically (portrait) over it's nodal point. The bracket also allows the camera to be rotated +/- 30 degrees Olympus 2040 Olympus WCON-08E B-28 Wide Angle Lens an early version of my bracket:  pano with 10 images:  pano with 20 images: 
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