At 8:07 AM +0000 2/10/05, colingruk wrote: >I am planning to start taking panoramas and investigating papers on >which to print them. [snip] Colin is way ahead of me. Incidental to brooding about wide-angle lenses, I'm just starting to think about panoramic prints and wondering whether there are any conventional formats for their presentation, especially if those conventions have implications for equipment or produce derivative economies in materials. However panoramic prints have usually been shaped, I'd also like to have references to relatively small examples of panoramic work. If I try my hand, I'd do my own matting and framing. And I don't have much room to do it in. For example, at about 11x14 in 16x20, I'm "maxed out". What I'm really wondering is what those limits might become in the case of panoramic images. Thanks. -- Sam, who's planning his spring excursions to the Southwest
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panoramic aspect ratios & small examples (was Re: [Digital BW] Panoramic Printing Papers)
2005-02-10 by Sam McCandless