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Wonderful shots!
Chris
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Since I can't go diving for a while
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justleesa:Not that hard at all...I could teach ya
OK...I'll take you up on that, but you know my computer level
. While I am on holiday I will take some in the panorama mode (I have to use the XD card, right?) and then when I get back, I'll have a go.Hey, I'm always up for learning a new skill!
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Thanks Chris!
Sounds like a done deal alcina! First of all yes, you have to take your pictures with the Olympus xd and second in P mode.
Also start from left to right....I used a tripod so I stay the same level....ummmm, what else? When taking the panorama pictures the screen will be split into 3(6) parts. you will have a larger middle field and two bars (one to each side). There is also a horizon line to help you stay even. The areas that are in the bars are what overlaps. Lets say you take a picture of.....what now?....Let's say a mountain and you start from the left, it would look like the attachments....tell me if I have to say any more.. You can take up to 13 (I think) consecutive pictures in Panorama mode
Sounds like a done deal alcina!
First of all yes, you have to take your pictures with the Olympus xd and second in P mode.Also start from left to right....I used a tripod so I stay the same level....ummmm, what else? When taking the panorama pictures the screen will be split into 3(6) parts. you will have a larger middle field and two bars (one to each side). There is also a horizon line to help you stay even. The areas that are in the bars are what overlaps. Lets say you take a picture of.....what now?....Let's say a mountain and you start from the left, it would look like the attachments....tell me if I have to say any more.. You can take up to 13 (I think) consecutive pictures in Panorama mode
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