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- Sep 21, 2002
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the only useful program that comes with the s200 is photostitch 3.1. u can either use the panoramic feature of the camera or just take pictures manually very carefully. i didn't have a tripod for that low light foggy shot, everything was against me
but the software is pretty damn good at compensating. but still, woulda been nice to have a tripod, shutter stayed open pretty long cuz of low light. anyways, u can either take pictures rotating from one point, panning or both panning and up and down. the stitching software gives u options on how it slaps em together, u can stitch as many together as u want i think. oddly enough the files from panoramic mode are smaller. i think it defaults to regular compression instead of fine. so i guess if u want fine.. do it manually.
basically tripod would be best, the stitching program would have to throw out less picture probably.
but the software is pretty damn good at compensating. but still, woulda been nice to have a tripod, shutter stayed open pretty long cuz of low light. anyways, u can either take pictures rotating from one point, panning or both panning and up and down. the stitching software gives u options on how it slaps em together, u can stitch as many together as u want i think. oddly enough the files from panoramic mode are smaller. i think it defaults to regular compression instead of fine. so i guess if u want fine.. do it manually. basically tripod would be best, the stitching program would have to throw out less picture probably.
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