>>> The shuttle just flew over my house at 35,000 feet. Double
sonic booms.
>>> Ran into the living room and watched it land. Pictures perfect
landing.
>>>
>>> Paul Lamar
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>>
>> Stitched images of the landing:
>>
>>
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lafleurfamily/3073695166/sizes/l/
>>
>>
>> Matt-
>
>
> Wow! A whole HERD of space shuttles! Didn't know we built that
> many...lookit them tax dollars...
>
> Must have a lot of confidence in their landing abilities to
follow that
> closely...oh, that's right, no go rounds... they HAVE to land...
>
> Harley
>
>
> I don't know how they did that picture. Really great lens.
>
> Paul Lamar
Photo stitching software. It's fairly easy to get descent results. I
agree that the shuttle shots are quite good though. Here are a few
I've done recently with my point-n-shoot Canon (using the supplied
Canon stitching software):
http://picasaweb.google.com/ezeflierid/AlbuquerqueStitchedImages#
http://picasaweb.google.com/ezeflierid/ColumbiaVillageFire#5238902512029868482
Regards,
Matt-
Which stitching software do you use; is it freeware ?
(I am using autostitch, but am interested to find another one)
Thanks
Philippe CHENEVIER
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