RE: pans in an album. ---
I nearly always end up in the Pan mode with my super wide angle
(15mm)
and even at 20 mm. Keeps my toes out of the photo.
I shot a wedding reception that way, and my wife resolved the mounting
problem with a paper cutter--- she whacked them in half and mounted them
left and right in the album and they look like a couple of matched photos of
the room. The 'balance' made the album look quite nice even when people
were 'cut in half'.
Few people have ever seen the work of a 15 mm lens, and several who have
seen the album have remarked at the talent of the photograher who managed to
get
two photos that looked like one big photo cut in half. <grin>
jeepgirl wrote:
> I know of no one in the St. Louis area that doesn't do it. I probably use
> my panoramic mode at least once on every roll of film. Even Christmas.
> Some Walmarts charge extra to develop them. I think Walgreen's does also.
> But they are a pain to put in an album.
> Good idea about the cropping. I had never thought of that.
> som
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