Re: Lego Pan Camera!

[Alan Zinn <azinn@xxxxxxxxxx>]

At 02:27 PM 11/27/1999 -0500, you wrote:
>Hey Ron ,
>   Sorry you missed the Quebec IAPP convention...we had a fellow there
>that
>actually made a panorama camera out of all Lego block toy parts. The
>only thing
>that wasn't Lego was the lens and the body of the camera. He said that
>more
>people should be using Lego gears and motors since they are very
>accurate. His
>camera operated as a strip camera only, but it did work quite well.
>Perhaps if
>you built one too, you could photograph all the dog sleds in a line
>taking off
>in that big race you have up there in Alaska! Are the poodles still
>running?
>My best,
>George S. Pearl, QPP
>Atlanta, Ga.
>
>Ron Klein wrote:
>
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guys,
The Legocam made the trip to Quebec worth while for me - real genius at
work.  We need to get Tom Fuller the builder to get some pictures to
Camerabuilders.

AZ

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