Christiane- This is very funny! I joined up immediately. Well, I gave them all kinds of personal information, no questions asked. Your post has helped me clarify my thinking on one aspect of this project. I am pretty sure that I want to be able to print some of the panoramas I will eventually make at near life size , 6 feet tall by 20-25 Feet long, perhaps. (2 x 8 meters) I suppose this will be my justification for the D1s. I was describing my automotive photography to someone recently who suggested that possibly the car was a portal to the world. I had to admit that that hadn't occurred to me, that the whole thing seemed to be more about terror and fear and careening about in metal and glass boxes. I hope soon to have a gallery of this stuff online, unfortunately a few pictures don't seem to convey it. The first sample $25 digicam is being ordered today... >Le 5.7.2002 21:33, « Alan P. Hayes » <ahayes@berkshire.rr.com> a écrit : > >> As part of my death-defying pursuit of pictures from cars in motion I >> have for some time wanted to be able to take action panoramas while >> driving. > >What about trying this ?? It's more fun than quality, but may be what you >are after .. Although the angle of view is somewhat too narrow for my taste >and the timing of the four shots not slow enough (four taken at choice in 2 >seconds, or in 2 tenth of a seconds). > >It may be good for narrow lanes and fast driving.. Mmmm may be less for >security.. > >http://www.lomography.com/supersampler/ > >http://www1.lomography.com/orbiz/DigiTrade/0001/index.html?herbert=89f7d327e >6a41f3f > >http://www.lomography.com/orbiz/DigiTrade/841ed2c7feeeb16a92005f29f6b0eb5793 >09e4bbf44ba37dab1b8b92d46e254c/supersampler/super_frame.html -- Alan P. Hayes Meaning and Form: Writing, Editing and Document Design Pittsfield, Massachusetts
