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120518 Michael Mol wrote: |
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> Remarkably simple. Probably because I was only stitching two photos. |
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Thanks : that gives me a 3rd method to pursue. |
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NB in your result there are some badly curved lines : |
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bottom right, the front of the tram is badly distorted ; |
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centre top, the sides of buildings are curved outwards ; |
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also, the bottom of the photo has been lost, eg the L-side man's eyes, |
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& the result if smaller than the other 2 results achieved earlier. |
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No complaint at all ! -- but clearly all methods require some practice. |
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I've added your result to my I/net 'test' examples (I hope that's ok). |
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Any other suggestions are welcome -- apparently this is of interest -- , |
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but I will turn to other priorities & investigate panoramas a bit later. |
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BTW the location is Steelhouse Lane with Snow Hill Sta in the background |
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(I stated it incorrectly before) in May 1953 just before the final trams. |
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The photo was taken with a Zeiss Ikon camera, a well-reputed make : |
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perhaps you can find the focal width on the I/net somewhere. |
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