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Re: Request for correction
Erik Krause 2005-Dec-18 11:26:00
Am Sunday, December 18, 2005 um 0:27 schrieb Bernhard Vogl:
> http://dict.leo.org calls the Turmhelm a "pyramidal tower roof".
I know, and in the forums link someone suggests spire, which is
marked as [arch] for "Turmspitze".
And for "durchbrochen" they suggest "open work".
I've searched a bit and it seems to be right: At
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05745c.htm
I found: 'open-work tracery in the spires is very characteristic. The
typical examples of German Gothic are Strasburg, Freiburg, Ratisbon,
Cologne, and Vienna cathedrals'
And on http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/06665b.htm
'The "open-work" spire, such as that of Freiburg, is a German
development of a Flamboyant idea'
On http://stlouisrc.bfn.org/stlou/stloufront/ they talk about 'open-
work spire' as well as 'pierced spire'...
> Real nice panorama, BTW - i like the excellent sharpness and level of
> detail!
I was surprised myself. The sharpness is better for nearer details -
Either I forgot to focus my Zenitar (it's manual focus) or it is
badly adjusted. This would explain why the Marketplace pano which I
took the same day with the same combo is less sharp. It is very hard
to judge the sharpness of a fisheye in the viewfinder and I must
admit that I never made a focus bracketed series to determine whether
the scale is ok (it's a bit laborious for analog film)...
best regards
--
Erik Krause
Offenburger Str. 33
79108 Freiburg