Panos Made Easy (ATTN: Brett)

Brett,

Love the panos. Yes, really. But you're working way too hard. Try this--one
shot, one scan, minimal Photoshop time:

http://home.comcast.net/~xelbon/alabama_hills_11.jpg

No, it is not a cropped MF frame, or a cropped 35mm frame.

On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 23:45:46 +0000, TAFKAB wrote:

Brett,

Love the panos. Yes, really. But you're working way too hard. Try this--one
shot, one scan, minimal Photoshop time:

http://home.comcast.net/~xelbon/alabama_hills_11.jpg

No, it is not a cropped MF frame, or a cropped 35mm frame.

Xpan?

On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 23:45:46 +0000, TAFKAB wrote:

Brett,

Love the panos. Yes, really. But you're working way too hard. Try this--one
shot, one scan, minimal Photoshop time:

http://home.comcast.net/~xelbon/alabama_hills_11.jpg

No, it is not a cropped MF frame, or a cropped 35mm frame.

Xpan?

In article KSuod.86381$5K2.28792@attbi_s03,
"TAFKAB" wrote:

Brett,

Love the panos. Yes, really. But you're working way too hard. Try this--one
shot, one scan, minimal Photoshop time:

http://home.comcast.net/~xelbon/alabama_hills_11.jpg

No, it is not a cropped MF frame, or a cropped 35mm frame.



Nice detail.
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From: Peter Chant

Love the panos. Yes, really. But you're working way too hard. Try this--one

shot, one scan, minimal Photoshop time:

http://home.comcast.net/~xelbon/alabama_hills_11.jpg

Not bad, but while you're dropping your film off and then going back to get
your negatives, I'll already be working on my stitch.

Yessir, the 20D keeps me in stitches!

From: Peter Chant

Love the panos. Yes, really. But you're working way too hard. Try this--one

shot, one scan, minimal Photoshop time:

http://home.comcast.net/~xelbon/alabama_hills_11.jpg

Not bad, but while you're dropping your film off and then going back to get
your negatives, I'll already be working on my stitch.

Yessir, the 20D keeps me in stitches!

"Annika1980" wrote in message
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From: Peter Chant

Love the panos. Yes, really. But you're working way too hard. Try
this--one

shot, one scan, minimal Photoshop time:

http://home.comcast.net/~xelbon/alabama_hills_11.jpg

Not bad, but while you're dropping your film off and then going back to
get
your negatives, I'll already be working on my stitch.

Yessir, the 20D keeps me in stitches!

Process himself and scan (flatbed)? That should take all of an hour, even
if it's E-6 slide film...

"Annika1980" wrote in message
...
From: Peter Chant

Love the panos. Yes, really. But you're working way too hard. Try
this--one

shot, one scan, minimal Photoshop time:

http://home.comcast.net/~xelbon/alabama_hills_11.jpg

Not bad, but while you're dropping your film off and then going back to
get
your negatives, I'll already be working on my stitch.

Yessir, the 20D keeps me in stitches!

Process himself and scan (flatbed)? That should take all of an hour, even
if it's E-6 slide film...

"Gregory W Blank" wrote in message
news:Xixod.3221$Nh1.429@trnddc09...
In article KSuod.86381$5K2.28792@attbi_s03,
"TAFKAB" wrote:

Brett,

Love the panos. Yes, really. But you're working way too hard. Try
this--one
shot, one scan, minimal Photoshop time:

http://home.comcast.net/~xelbon/alabama_hills_11.jpg

No, it is not a cropped MF frame, or a cropped 35mm frame.



Nice detail.

Detail? In a 1181 pixel wide jpg?

"Peter Chant" wrote in message
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On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 23:45:46 +0000, TAFKAB wrote:

Brett,

Love the panos. Yes, really. But you're working way too hard. Try
this--one
shot, one scan, minimal Photoshop time:

http://home.comcast.net/~xelbon/alabama_hills_11.jpg

No, it is not a cropped MF frame, or a cropped 35mm frame.

Xpan?

Yes. With the 90mm lens.