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Re:food in tequila mexico (too early)
prague 2010-Mar-12 11:05:00
Thanks Roberto,
About the noise, I shot one out of the 4 days on ISO 800 by mistake :-( And there are 3 night panos shot on ISO 3200 which is very noisy. I didn't try any noise reduction at all.
I used my canon 5d and shaved samyang usually at f/8 or sometimes f/5.6.
I made a trade-off between stitching 370 panos in a matter of hours, or spending my evenings and weekends for many weeks (which these days I'd rather spend with my 2 small children - they need me more than people looking at pano nadirs). For such an automated approach it can definitely be beneficial to have e.g. a canon 5d mk2 which has far less noise.
I'm hungry too, ever since I came back to Prague. You have a very rich land in some ways. Even people who are "poor" there have more than what you'd call "rich" people in USA or Europe.
Besides the great food, the "town square" in Tequila (and in many other towns I visited in mexico back in 2001) really functions as an anchor of society, in a way that most other places in the world have lost - even if there is a town square (such as in European towns)
cheers,
Jeffrey
--- In #removed#, "Roberto Gomez Torres" <roberto@...> wrote:
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> Thank you so much for sharing Jeffrey.
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> Nice to watch panoramas from my country taken and comment from the
> perspective of a good foreigner photographer.
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> Can you tell me which camera lens, panoramic head, number of pictures per
> panorama and camera were you using ?
> I found many grain on many and poor quality at a couple of your night panos.
> Good and sharp detail on many of your day and sunny ones.
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> Now I am hungry ...
> Gracias amigo, hope you spent a nice time at Jalisco.
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> Best regards from Mexico City.
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> Roberto G?mez Torres
> Tiempo Digital
> Mexico City, Mexico
> www.tiempo-digital.com
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