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Re: Hello - I'm new here,
kwayneheil 2007-Aug-19 16:52:00
I would also recommend ...
http://ivrpa.org/ <http://ivrpa.org/> This is the website of the
International VR Photography Association. I have been a member for four
years and have found their membership to be extremely helpful. The site
has links to everything panoramic.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QuickTime_VR
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QuickTime_VR> This is a good starting
point that you may have found already.
Wayne
--- In #removed#, Rex Roach <rroach@...> wrote:
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> Ron, I would suggest...
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> http://www.panomundo.com/panos/howto/index.html
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> ...as a good starting point.
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> Enjoy!
> Rex
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> On 8/19/07 10:34 AM, "ronenkedem" ronenkedem@... wrote:
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> > Hello Everyone,
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> > My name is Ron, I'm from Toronto.
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> > I'm a photographer for many years and I just started taking panorama
> > pictures.
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> > I saw it on the internet and I fell in love?
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> > I think that 360x180 degrees image is amazing, I just need to learn
> > how to do it?
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> > Right now I have Canon 5D and the widest lens I have is 28MM
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> > I realize that I need very wide lens and a special panohead for the
> > tripod.
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> > I'm using stitching softwares such as, AutoPano, Pixtra.
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> > I will be happy to get some tips and advices from you guys,
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> > Currently I have a web design company, I will be happy to help and
> > answer questions regarding web design, Photoshop, hosting your
> > website etc.
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> > Thank you
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> > Ron
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