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Message posted by Pokko on June-25-2006 at 6:25pm

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November-21-2005
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1 of 4 pano's I did with the new settings yesterday at the MotoGP is done, and uploaded to my website.

20 minutes before the start of the race

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Message posted by 360texas on June-26-2006 at 9:06am

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Looks good from where I sit here in TEXAS. All those people.. not 1 missing foot, arm or head ! You certainly did something correct. I am certainly impressed.

Was there any photoshop work involved ?

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Message posted by VT360 on June-27-2006 at 12:25am

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pokko, the quality came out great! sharp and crisp.

and either you took a lot of shots or you got lucky not to

get people arms cut and stuff.

what camera set up are u using?

Message posted by Pokko on June-29-2006 at 6:30pm

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haha, wel it took some major photoshopping ofcourse..

At every seam the people involved didn't have the same exact position. I.E. the kid in front of me, was sitting down in the first pic, but standing up at 270. Right at the seam. Lucky for me he was 1 one piece at the first picture. So had to replace quite a bit, but it worked out fine.

@ VT360, took 4 shots with the Sigma 8mm.

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