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RE: Nikon 5700/8700/8800 in conjuctionwith Nikon E-8 Fish eye lens
Rick Drew 2006-Jan-14 23:47:00
Hi;
It was a VERY overcast day, almost twilight, and lighting was a real pain.
Since I was shooting t for the WWpano contest, I was pretty much stuck with
the conditions (the entire week was rain, overcast, and gloomy.)
The camera was added after the fact, instead of just wiping out the tripod
and legs, or adding a mirror ball. I figured it would be a little different.
If you look closely at the camera LCD display, you'll see my copyright
information instead of the usual camera details.
Rick
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From: #removed# [mailto:#removed#] On Behalf Of Rodrigo
Alarcon-Cielock
Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2006 12:37 PM
To: #removed#
Subject: Re: Nikon 5700/8700/8800 in conjuctionwith Nikon E-8 Fish
eye lens
Hi Rick,
Thank you very much for sharing those panos with me. On the initial
panoramas
looking at the nadir I can see the setup of the camera with the spirit level
on it. How did you managed to capture that. Is it because of the 183 FOV of
the lens that allows to look behind the nodal point?. How many shot did you
take to produce the pano, and what setting?, they look good but a little bit
on the dark side.
kind regards,
Rodrigo
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