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Re: Horizon 202


  • From: "Gene F. Rhodes" <GFRhodes@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • Subject: Re: Horizon 202
  • Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1999 21:33:24 -0600

Hi Frank,
My 202 is 1/250 with no banding. Can't find the ser no.
The lens is fixed, so no focusing up close. I taped a depth of field chart to the
back.
It is exposed through a slot, so no flash. I made a wide frame 35mm for close up
and flash.
The swing lens creats no barrel distortion so stitching several negs together is a
snap. 4 for 360 deg.
I have a film scanner. Don't know how panorama nuts can get along without one.
Shoot a lot, have fun.
Gene Rhodes    http://linux.cottagesoft.com/~gfrhodes


WillMall@xxxxxxx wrote:

> Hi Everyone-
>   I am currently trying to think of the best ways to
> use the camera concerning subjects and perspectives.  It is a whole new world
> of photography to me.  After reading the post concerning banding with the
> Horizon,  I have a question:  My cameras fastest shutter speed is 1/250  -
>
> Have there been many posts about digital "stiching" in Photoshop (or other) to
> create panoramas?
>
> Frank WIlliams
>

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