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Taking Panorama Pictures
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: San Diego
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I discovered this tip from looking at how others were taking their pictures.
Sure made a difference in the output. Tilt the camera to the portrait position
instead of the landscape position. I use the free Calico panorama software
but for $30 the water marks can be removed after registration.
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First time Mac user iMAC G5 17" SuperDrive
Previous Windows 95-XP user
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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If you have photoshop cs2 with bridge installed you can stitch them for free. Open the photos to be stiched in bridge, select them then go to edit > Photoshop Commands > Stitch... and it will launch the stitcher application.
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Moderator  Join Date: Jun 2000
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do you really need bridge to do this? I fricking hate bridge and deleted it.
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Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: The Land of More :(
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You can do it within Photoshop as well. File > Automate > Photomerge...
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"And I will rule you all with an iron fist! You! OBEY THE FIST!" -Invader Zim
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Join Date: Jun 2006
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The difference is that with Calico you can do multi-row panoramas. 
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Join Date: Jun 2006
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if you own a canon ixus digicam, they actually have inbuilt photo stitch function with guides so you align your viewfinder with previous photo that have been taken
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