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    Another from the same spot but this time 9 shots and covering about 270 degrees



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    By viewing the larger version, zooming in and scrolling across I find it appears quite like it did to my eye on the day.

    That's Phil, a mate of mine who was driving us around that day.

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    Wow..that is gorgeous! Great job MA! I can't wait to get my pano head!
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    Great work, I really like and so well done. Nice.
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    I love it too. Taking a close look there's all sorts of lovely surprises. like the horse statue


    Feel free to make comments on any of my shots

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    Thanks Kat, AL and Bambi Glad you all found something you like in there!

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    Good stuff MA, did you do this hand held, tripod, panohead?

    Kat try hand held you will be amazed at how good you can do it. Nodal point pano heads are mainly required if you are shooting close to the camera or VR photos. Scenic images usually stitch together quite well without using a specialized head. I only play with these things since I am a better technician than photographer also I am working on virtual reality tours. There is a very effective method using a string and laser pointer.

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