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how i have to submit my pano?
Mario R Navarrete 2005-Mar-18 14:53:00
Hello, today i did the panorama, not too happy with it because the
weather was a big challenge, was raining a lot and several traditional
sellers didn?t go, at same time the people buying was so close one each
other that walking was imposible, a lot of more inconveniencies but i
shoot and i did my best, i wait to take the pic when people leave the
field of view of the lens for some seconds, so in the final pan u may
see some "ghost" and =( the potatoes moved! but i can avoid it because
was a good sell day for it and it start with a lot and when the lens
arrived near the start point the quantity was much less good for the
lady bad for the pic, so it looks a little blured, even a kid was
trying to see the lens every shoot i did and move the tripod a couple
of times, so i start again and some men did it too because the crowd
push to walk, any way was a new experience to shoot under this not
controled conditions, tomorrow i will go to another market to try
again. In the mean time, how i have to submit the pan and the info
about it? there are special requirments? an electronic format? or a pdf
or .doc to be filled?
Mario still having fun with the markets=)
On Mar 16, 2005, at 10:45 PM, Mario R Navarrete wrote:
>
> Hello, i live in Xalapa, Mexico,in the middle of the gulf, and i
> believe i'm ready to shoot tomorrow, today the weather was ideal, nice
> sunlight, practically no clouds and tomorrow is market day here in my
> area, as ancient aztecs, olmec and other native cultures from here, we
> still have the "mercado sobre ruedas", small producers join in a street
> and on the floor sell what they produce, fruits, vegetables, flowers,
> even meat and fish over ice blocks, some times we can see farm animals,
> little pigs, chiken, etc, so this is the tipical market from my town,
> i just hope the crowd won't be too much problem; saw the crowd panorama
> from a link submited to the list a few days ago and is amazing! if the
> blured people is too much in mine, have a second option, a panorama
> from the flower market place, but is not a nice view, interesting for a
> foreigner maybe but not a good view as you may think because the
> flowers are packed =( and the build is very ugly maybe i spend a couple
> of hours looking for a interesting point of view; if none of this are
> good enough the saturday we have a nice market in a restored regional
> architecture house from downtown where some nice people sell organic
> products that they produce in familiar farms like organic coffee,
> vegetables, fruits, honey, etc etc maybe a good one.
>
> At this moment the wind blows lightly and some small rain start to
> fall, hope it don?t last all night or weekend.
>
> To Landis and Roger, thanks for the orientation off list about the fov
> number and the compresor codec, i practice for this panorama and follow
> they recomendations with my old shoots, now my pans are smaller in Mb
> size and bigger in screen and resolution. Many thanks for share the
> tips.
>
> Good shoots to all and have fun with this job!!. =)
>
> Mario
>
> On Mar 16, 2005, at 3:57 PM, G. Donald Bain wrote:
>
>>
>> Tomorrow morning I will be meeting with Rebecca, a grad student here
>> at
>> UC Berkeley, to shoot her panorama at Berkeley Horticulture, a
>> marketplace of plants. She got permission from the managers both there
>> and at Berkeley Bowl (a food store), but found that Patrick Cheatham
>> will be shooting Berkeley Bowl.
>> ...
>>
>> Please share your plans, ideas, and, as shooting proceeds, your
>> experiences, with the list.
>>
>> Don
>>
>>
>>
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>> The World-Wide Panorama
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