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Old 28-04-2004, 22:41   #4
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Re: Photo Stitching

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Originally Posted by Bifta
I found the Canon one pretty tasty, especially if I took all the photo's on a motorized tripod It's the only one I've used unfortunately so couldn't really recommend any others.
You really do need a tripod to make panoramic scenes as it is virtually impossible to hold a camera in a position that enables all perspectives to align properly without one.
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