RE: Convention coverage

[David Hibbeln <dhibbeln@xxxxxxxxx>]

Folks,
This morning on NPR (National Public Radio) a clip on convention hawkers
mentioned you could by 
a panorama photo of all 2,300 odd delegates for $200 dollars US

Regards,
David R. Hibbeln
IT Director - Tobin & Collins CPA PA
voice 201-487-7744    fax 201-487-8848   email - dhibbeln@xxxxxxxxx


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Charles Stumpfel [mailto:stumpfel@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2000 11:30 AM
> To: panorama-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: Covention coverage
> 
> 
> 
> I caught the tail end of a cable news story from an all news 
> channel (that
> carried the convention later).
> 
> I did not catch what convention was being discussed so it may 
> not relate to
> the imaging you mentioned last night at the Republican Convention.
> 
> They showed a small camera with convex mirror about 6-9" from 
> the camera.
> The mirror was about 3" in diameter.  The convex mirror was 
> supported by a
> conically shaped thing sticking out from the camera lens that 
> had some size
> to it like 3/4" diameter on one of its ends.   I don't know 
> if it was a
> video camera or 35 mm but the max format would have been, guessing,  2
> 1/4"x 2 1/4"
> 
> On that news show they said that people could log onto a site 
> and view the
> scene or zero in on parts of the scene. I did not catch the 
> complete site
> name and was not able search it in a few minutes try.  It may 
> have been
> 
> pseudocom
> 
> pseudo.com
> 
> pseudocam
> 
> If anyone finds it please let me know.
> 
> Chas Stumpfel
>