tcorbet <[email protected]> wrote: [...] > So, let me first dare to disagree with the opinion that the set of > images are "not shots of one drawing". I believe that, in contrast to > what happens when a single camera takes multiple of shots of a scene > without changing its XYZ coordinates on the planet, the result of this > super-human drawing effort results in precisely one image, not the > patchwork of images that would result from a camera. What is > different about those 104 plates is that if they were placed on the > floor of a basketball court, but instead of letting the small [about > 1/4 inch] of overlap exist, you took out your box cutter and precisely > trimmed them to eliminate overlap, to people sitting in the bleachers, > the scene total would be displayed almost perfectly. [...]
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