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hello,
Looking through my old film negatives of Serengeti, Tanzania 2005, I thought this panned series of four photos of a single leopard climbing a tree had "pano potential." Outputting a multi-layered Autopano image, I easily comped the four leopard images into a single pano. 35mm SLR film camera, with tripod, Nikon film scanner.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eadweard_Muybridge
Using Autopano, I haven't seen an Eadweard J. Muybridge treatment like this before. Although my leopard motion study is admittedly limited, I wonder if anyone can expand on this idea?
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Very interesting experiment…
And very nice final pano… Well done Terry…
It makes a final image a bit strange, because the leopards seems to run and bite each other… But its still very interesting for us Man…
Last edited by beeloba (2008-10-15 02:37:48)
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