[mike-f11]

October 3, 2006 at 12:52 pm

Yaeh I’ve seen great photographs in Paris Match.

Another is National Geographic. Superb phoptography I think you’ll agree. And taken by the world’s best photographers.

Regards

Mike-F11 :mrgreen:

[mike-f11]

September 14, 2006 at 9:29 am

Hi thornston

I know that it is available from http://www.adorama.com at $149. Do you have an address for B&H.

Regards

Mike :?:

[mike-f11]

September 11, 2006 at 11:05 am

Hi SteveFE

Thanks for your help.

Regards

Mike :lol:

[mike-f11]

September 11, 2006 at 10:23 am

Hi Guys

Thanks for the help and information regarding the Hasselblad XPAn. Right enough, it is discontinued due to lead content and the EU directive.

The problem I find with stitching in photoshop is a lot of work has to be done in getting correct exposure / brightness etc in different side-by-side shots. I personally believe that all or most of the work should be done inside the camera.

Regards

Mike
:roll:

[mike-f11]

September 8, 2006 at 9:29 am

Hi Si

Thanks a lot for your advice.

Still one mystery though:

Does it mean if I were to use the lens in the film camera and then:
a) Print the result (to say 10″ by 8″).
b) Crop approx one third on all sides.
c) Enlarge the image again to 10″ by 8″

then the result is similar to using the lens in the DSLR.

Regards

:?:

[mike-f11]

September 8, 2006 at 9:27 am

Hi Si

Thanks a lot for your advice.

Still one mystery though:

Does it mean if I were to use the lens in the film camera and then:
a) Print the result (to say 10″ by 8″).
b) Crop approx one third top and bottom.
c) Enlarge the image again to 10″ by 8″

then the result is similar to using the lens in the DSLR.

Regards

:?:

[mike-f11]

September 7, 2006 at 12:07 pm

Hi all mag purchasers

After much searching I find the best one of all is the American Popular Photography and Imaging. The articles deal with both film and digital techniques and the update on equipment is the best in the world. An added bonue sis that you can have twelve monthly editions deleivered to your door for 27 USA dollars.

happy redaing