Re: New Panoramic Camera

[Alan Zinn <azinn@xxxxxxxxxx>]

At 09:53 AM 8/24/1999 -0700, you wrote:
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Mike,
Thanks for the URL. Seems like a useful gadget for a realestate person. Did
you check out the spherical pics?  http://members.xoom.com/PanoWorld/

Enjoyed your web pages.  You can get rid of all the geocities
"whack-a-moles"  if you add this line to all your files just below the
title: <!--#geoguide-->

Then go to the member service area to activate it.  I have been
retro-fitting  my pages with it and have almost finished - whew! 

AZ
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>Thought some of you might be interested
>
>
>CycloVision ParaShot:
>                Get panoramic shots with
>                this funky-looking gizmo that attaches to where
>                you'd normally put a camera lens. Using the
>                ParaShot is easy -- don't be freaked by the mess
>                you see in your LCD -- and the included software
>                allows you to view your 360-degree masterpieces.
>                No stitching, additional processing fees or
>                programming needed. The catch (and it's a big one):
>                Only works with Agfa's ePhoto 1280 and ePhoto
>                1680, Epson's PhotoPC 750Z, Nikon's CoolPix 950,
>                Kodak's DC265 Zoom and Olympus' C-2000 ZOOM.
>                ($995)
>
>
>                 www.cyclovision.com
>
>Mike Grace
>Kitchener Ontario Canada
>
>My WebSites
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See new panoramic color work for July/August.
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