> Oben wrote:
>
> > The technique I was thinking of was finding a position
> across from a panorama you wished to take and then
> shooting a frame. Moving sideways by a calculated amount
> according to field of view of the lens. Taking another frame.
> And repeating this till the desired number of frames was
> > taken. The logic is that all the frames of the landscape
> would be perpendicular to the film and be easier to match
> from frame to frame.
This would probably be very difficult with a landscape, but I have seen some
fascinating photographs of rows of small shops done in this way. Each shop
was the same size, and one photograph was taken of each shop.
Alan Wood
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