Re: This is not a boxing ring....Overexposure question

[Bill Glickman <bglick@xxxxxxxx>]

I checked their web site out, realviz.com, and sadly report its Windows
only!  No Mac :-(



> The contact I have for Real Viz is: Richard Di Maio. Their address is 350
Townsend Street, Suite 200, San Francisco, CA 94107. Richard's phone number
is 415-615-9800 x207. His e-mail is richard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
> Regards,
> Richard
>
>
>
> >>> IAPPPresident@xxxxxxx 03/29/01 08:52AM >>>
> Dear Jim,
>
> At the IAPP Convention we just saw a demo by RealViz which is a stitching
> program.  They claimed their software was able to do just the sort of
thing
> you need.  Sorry, but I don't have their address handy.
>
> Liz Hymans
>
> In a message dated 3/29/01 1:27:41 AM Pacific Standard Time,
> jim.dunn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
>
> > I am about to start shooting a serious of digital outdoor pans, using
QTVR
> > for
> >  the stitching and Photoshop for retouching the final prints. The prints
> are
> > for
> >  an exhibition in the summer.
> >  One of the problems I can't resolve satisfactorily is the massive
> difference
> > in
> >  exposure you get from the area the sun is in to the rest of the pan,
> anyone
> > got
> >  any tips, secrets, workarounds they could share with me, to try and get
a
> >  natural looking exposure in this area. I don't want to shoot on cloudy
or
> >  overcast days......
> >
> >  Jim Dunn
> >  Photography Dept
> >  Glasgow Museums and Art Galleries
> >  Scotland
> >
>