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Subject: [OM] Re: Taking the sp350 for a spin
From: "Brian Swale" <bj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 3 Feb 2007 20:58:32 +1300
Cc: olympus@xxxxxxxxxx
Hello Mike,

"Foss" was just my feeble attempt at humour. We don't have them here; I 
am surprised that one would allow itself to stay so close to you, but have no 
personal experience of them to judge by.

The pano #8 is magnificent; (pun warning) I'll defer to your choice of framing 
vegetation !

Cheers, Brian

Date sent:              Mon, 05 Feb 2007 10:25:25 -0800
From:                   Mike <watershed@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To:                     bj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Copies to:              olympus@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject:                Re: [OM] Taking the sp350 for a spin

> Good morning (here) Brian,
> 
> That shadow is of my five legged tripod ... me hunched over a 3-legged 
> tripod :).
> 
> Foss? Is that one of those Kiwi-isms? With so many versions of English 
> on the list I can't be sure if you bumped the 's' key by mistake or not. 
> To clarify, that is a fox warming himself in the first sunlight. Wish I 
> had had a longer lens.
> 
> I wouldn't call my wife a Zuikoholic but I did give her a OMPC w/ 35~70 
> 3.5-4.5 a while ago and the SP350 is her's too. Now I have to get her to 
> use them more as I think she has a good eye.
> 
> And yes my file sizes have been creeping up since DSL, such as it is, 
> finally became available out here. If it is a problem for anyone let me 
> know as it wasn't so long ago that I had to endure the glacial 
> downloads. In any event I will warn if over 200kb such as the following 
> pano taken on our recent trip over to Orcas. This view includes many of 
> the islands between here and Vancouver Island including Saltspring and 
> other Gulf Islands. Autostitch seems to be a feasible way to get around 
> the limited wide capability of the sp350 and most other p&s's. I do 
> notice a slight softening but perhaps that is more a result of camera 
> shake and parallax error. Corrected with a tripod. Also there is some 
> weird color visible in the sky. I'm not sure if that would show up if I 
> did a full res stitch. This new computer seems to take whatever I throw 
> at it without balking. I'll have to try printing one of these stitches 
> to see how that works.
> <http://www.interisland.net/watershed/mike/WalkDogs/Turtleback/panoB.jpg> 
> uncropped, 400kb
> 
> Mike
> 
> 
> Brian Swale wrote:
> 
> >Hi Mike,
> >
> >I see one of the Pano shots has one of those new-fangled two-legged tripods 
> >in
> >it (shadow only)     :-))
> >
> >Was that Scout or a foss on top of that rock?  I guess the latter since the
> >file was larger than usual for you, presumably to show the fine detail (which
> >it did).
> >
> >Your missus should be an honorary member of Zuikoholics anonymous - or 
> >perhaps she is. That is a great shot.
> >
> >Brian


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