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The panoramas we made using a Fuji 6800, Canon S50, and a Panasonic FZ8 digital camera.
I have produced some panoramas using a programme called PixMaker, which I can highly recommend. You simply take a number of overlapping pictures, and the programme "stitches" them together. These can be printed out, or alternatively viewed as moving panoramas on your monitor, or loaded onto a web page.
From here you can see some examples of my Moving Panoramas: Please allow time for the picture to fully download, and the motion to begin.. the short wait will be worth while to enjoy the high quality of the images. I have also added some appropriate music for each picture, so turn on your loudspeakers. Click on the link:
Pictures of Crete - 1st Part
Pictures of Crete - 2nd Part
Pictures of Crete - 3rd Part
Pictures of Crete - 4th Part "latest panoramas"
The Costa Blanca - Spain
Cities of France
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