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    Finally got the kids dressed, dragged them with me to have enough time to shoot a 5 shot (5 exposure each) pano. I will be back there..soon as I can. And if anyone can tell me how to better show of pano shots I would love to know!

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    Lovely shot Kat!
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    it is a lovely pano. I like it very much.
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    Superb shot(s), kat! Frame it!
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    Thanks everyone. I just reread what I wrote..hmm. Not the best way to put a question.

    I was wondering what people used to show their pano shots online so that you can get full appreciation of the shot and actually see it. Is there such a "program/sight" that does that?

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    I'll let the others answer your question Kat, but wow gorgeous image.
    There's only one problem with it, toooooo smalllllll. lol.
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    Default not sure what file sizes are allowed anymore of what dimensions

    had pete re size it for me but since i didnt know how big to go... ummm here is a guess
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    Quote Originally Posted by kat View Post
    Thanks everyone. I just reread what I wrote..hmm. Not the best way to put a question.

    I was wondering what people used to show their pano shots online so that you can get full appreciation of the shot and actually see it. Is there such a "program/sight" that does that?
    well if you right click and select 'view image' it comes up larger too.
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    beautiful pano Kat
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