Re: Please answer the questions I posed, Doug- liar and Usenet Cyber bully!

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> AC, I have perused the usenet archives at reasonable length, and I can
> also find nothing that suggests you made any posts on this topic.

I recall the "debate", as it is a subject which interests me, but I can
say 
with my hand on my heart "it weren't me what had a go at him!"  (I did 
*think* it, 'though.)  I'd offer to do a Google search, but that's against

my religion.

I wish Doug wouldn't go off on a sulk.

I really want to hear his explanation. (I mean: "See his genuine
samples".) 
As a matter of fact, I do believe that panos can be made successfully in
the 
manner he has proposed - for long, linear subjects, pref with not much 
variation in depth.  Think of a long block of flats, f'r'instance.  There 
could be hell to pay on the joins, however, if one is not careful about 
where the overlaps are.

All my panos (to date) have been taken from one spot.  Now I'm motivated
to 
go and take some "strollin' in the park" shots.  I might even resurrect my

Panasonic FZ30 (with the Leica lens) to take them in RAW mode... but then 
I'll need to get something else heavy to stop my boat from drifting away.

--
Jeff R.