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PANORAMIC PHOTOGRAPHY xx PHOTOGRAPHY Tip: How to make panoramic pictures from overlapping prints which are fitted together to make the larger picture. Use cyanotype blue-printing process to make panoramic photographs. The big picture. Taking and making a panoramic photograph (9"x20"). The wide world of panoramic photography. An introduction to the process, tools and techniques unique to this type of photography. A primer of panoramic photography. Part 1. The 4 ways of making a panoramic photograph. A primer of panoramic photography. Part 2. Cameras. Tips for using panorama cameras. Included in a review of panoramic cameras for the professional photographer. Make panoramic pictures by mounting a camera on a wooden dial with reference point markings. Shoot several shots at different reference points and paste up a composite panoramic picture from the prints. A review of panoramic pictures, plus tips on making your own. Stretch your vision. Strip photography made easy with do-it-yourself camera modifications. Tip: How to make simple panoramas by shooting several pictures and pasting the results into a panorama. Expanding your view. How to assemble your own expanded field collage. Digital detective. How to convert 12 photographic images into a 360-degree panorama for crime scene documentation using Photoshop and image-stitching software from Live Picture PhotoVista. Make a pan head from plumbing supplies and "Tinker Toy" parts. Use it to make panoramic pictures with an instant camera. How to make panoramic pictures with an instant camera. Making large panoramic pictures using a three-camera technique. A homebuilt camera support to align three cameras using a special filmstrip inserted in the camera. All three cameras are fired simultaneously. Tips on making multiple-image panoramas. Using 3M Scotch ProMount No. 572 mounting adhesive to mount panoramic photographs. Widen your horizons. How to make free-standing, off-axis panoramas. Requires only a 35mm camera, tripod, and simple homemade panhead. 360-degree panorama assemblages. How photographer Brad Fowler creates full-circle panoramas from 24 separate photographs. Point and shoot panoramas. How to make panoramic pictures using an ordinary camera by adjoining 6 to 12 individual prints. Everything you ever wanted to know about panoramic cameras. How to take great pictures of panoramics using a point-and-shoot camera. How to shoot great panoramics with a point-and-shoot camera. Photography and the computer. Part 11. Techniques for digitally splicing images to create panoramic scenes from ordinary photos. Creating spectacular panoramas using digital technques. Tips on taking the original multiple photos required by the digital "stitching" programs. How to splice together several photographs to produce a panoramic view up to 360 degrees. How to shoot wide-angle panorama photographs without special equipment. Instructions on how to overlap shots and mount the photos on cardboard. Build this simple camera support which allows you to take panoramic photos with an ordinary camera. How to make stereo pictures with a nonstereo camera. How to make "panoramic" pictures with a motorized camera. Spaced out. The Poor Man's Panorama. Creating ultrawide effects with almost any camera and scene. Pantastic. How to shoot distortion-free panoramas without spending a fortune. Several exposures of a panoramic scene are spliced together to form the final image. Tips on making "pseudopanorama" (stretched) prints from ordinary 35mm negatives. Tip on making pseudo-panoramic photos from any 35mm negative. How to match panorama paste-ups. How to get multiple print scenics to line up properly. Shoot superwide pseudo panoramics with your 35mm SLR and a fisheye lens. Making digital panoramas by stitching together multiple images. Tips on taking the original photos and using computer software to join them together. Stretch your imagination. How to make panoramic images using an ordinary camera and digital software. Medium format panaoramic photography. Tips on equipment, composition, metering, etc. Cropping normal 6x9cm negatives to achieve well-proportioned panoramic pictures. Stretch your imagination. Applying 35mm ultra-wide angle techniques to panoramic cameras will improve your pictures. How to make a medium format panoramic camera from parts. Panoramic secrets. Tip on shooting for panoramic prints using an ordinary 4x5 view camera. Building your own 6x17cm panoramic camera. (1) Combine two 6x9cm rollfilm folding cameras. (2) Make a 6x17cm back for a 4"x5" camera. The wide view. Capturing and printing digital panoramas. Panoramic view cameras. Procedure for turning a 4x5, 5x7, or 8x10 view camera into a panoramic camera that makes two or three images on a single sheet of film. More on all-sky photography. Other ideas for making 360-degree photographs of the sky and horizon by taking pictures of reflections from a spherical surface. | |||||||||
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