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Re: The times sure have changed, fast!
- From: Joe McCary <mccary@xxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: The times sure have changed, fast!
- Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2001 12:06:24 -0500
Robert, I may come to this thread from two sides. I have done many
commercial stitched panoramas and use a swing lens Noblex as well. WHY?
Well, the short answer is that neither system offers ALL the answers. I
like the stitched together panoramas ( from small angles to the entire 360°)
they do well for their intended purpose, the Internet. I have also printed
on paper several images and love those as well, BUT when it comes to the art
side of the panorama debate I pickup my Noblex. I am committed to digital
photography in the commercial side (I use a Nikon D1 extensively, and also
shoot film), but on the personal side I still use film in 3 formats. I
don't see Panoramas as a place where one side wins and the other side is
lost forever. I see the two sides (film & digital) as coexisting happily.
Joe McCary
> According to the current internet poll, currently 40%
> of the panoramic photographers are now shooting with a
> digital camera and stitching the images. I predict
> that by years end it will be over half. One big reason
> is that with digital photography there is no film,
> processing, or scanning to mess with
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