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Roger Williams
{K:86139} 7/2/2004
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Thanks, Chris. This was a new one for me, so I'm most grateful. They look a bit odd as "photographs" but they work very well using a VR plug-in... Since my arthritis was healed I've been wanting to get up into the mountaings again. Maybe one weekend before too long... The Swiss panoramas were an encouragement.
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Roger Williams
{K:86139} 7/2/2004
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That's funny, Keith, as I just got an E-mail from him (nothing personal, just a regular newsletter) and thought it might be because you jogged his memory. He's a great guy! You'll enjoy meeting him, I think... He is doing good work there.
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Chris Spracklen
{K:32552} 7/1/2004
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Hi Roger,
Thought you might be interested in this site ~ if you haven't found it already!!
http://www.panoramafoto.ch/gallery.htm
Kind regards, Chris
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Keith Naylor
{K:13064} 7/1/2004
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Hi Roger, I didn't make it across to see your friend this last trip, but I'll be there again in a few weeks time. I will make the effort to get over and make a call.
I'm enjoying these images with the new super pano - really special.
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Rob Ernsting
{K:8899} 7/1/2004
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fantastic view and an equal DOF throughout I see. Would be better to see it on a larger screensize and pixel width. Regards, Rob.
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Enjoy
{K:16125} 7/1/2004
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Roger...I think it would be fun to see...non the less...LOL... smiles..
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Roger Williams
{K:86139} 7/1/2004
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I've never encountered a rainbow with a camera in my hand, and it's getting kinda late in my life to think it's gonna happen any time soon. If I did, I guess the distinctive rainbow arch would be scrunched up into a sharper form, which would look more "odd" than "cool," I fear.
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Enjoy
{K:16125} 7/1/2004
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Roger...tell me...what would that camera do if you tried to take a picture of a rainbow..I bet that would be cool....
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Roger Williams
{K:86139} 7/1/2004
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Hi, Des! (Des? OK??) Years ago I heard that panorama lovers with rotary cameras should avoid bright sunny days and look for brightish overcast days. Now I know why from experience. 180- or 220-degree shots can pull it off with sunshine strong (witness that shot of St. Mark's) but otherwise, and particularly for 360-degree shots, the changing angle produces high contrast images in one direction or another. [sigh] Thanks as always for your comments.
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Enjoy
{K:16125} 6/30/2004
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interesting angles as usual....fun camera and I am enjoying seeing what you create... I think the sun is a bit harsh in this but beautiful as usual
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Koichi Matsukawa
{K:245} 6/30/2004
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Williams San, Very Good !!! It was so shiny day but the representation of shadow and hi-light is wonderful. Thanks for taking the photo of me. 180 degree ? Regards, Koichi
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Chris Spracklen
{K:32552} 6/30/2004
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Just great, Roger ~ and it's even got a D70 in it!! Your friend's got excellent taste!! :>)
I really like the curve of the walkway in this shot and the exceptional clarity of the foliage! A top notch job as always.
Kind regards, Chris
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