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18 June 2003, 12:50 PM
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A friend of mine takes pictures of sports stadia in an interesting style
He's found a love of scoobies from my car and those of the others from the Flat Four Club who've cruised to Brighton and Southend and taken a few photo's of a couple in the same style.
Nev's Scoob website
Mine's the blue classic
These aren't digital - they're pix from a normal camera he pieces together then scans in.
The originals, which he sells mounted on board, are excellent. I've got one he did of Wembley stadium on my wall and they're very big and very good
Drop him an e-mail if you want one of your car...
18 June 2003, 01:26 PM
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cruise mobile, at the start of the night...
Pocs new Carbon fibre bonnet...
chalkwell, waiting for everyone to catch up so we could hit the golden mile together 
the day after at cricket in Benfleet...
[Edited by darkblueturbo - 6/18/2003 1:30:12 PM]
[Edited by darkblueturbo - 6/18/2003 1:31:30 PM]
Pocs new Carbon fibre bonnet...
chalkwell, waiting for everyone to catch up so we could hit the golden mile together
the day after at cricket in Benfleet...
[Edited by darkblueturbo - 6/18/2003 1:30:12 PM]
[Edited by darkblueturbo - 6/18/2003 1:31:30 PM]
18 June 2003, 01:53 PM
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cruise mobile, at the start of the night...
Pocs new Carbon fibre bonnet...
chalkwell, waiting for everyone to catch up so we could hit the golden mile together 
the day after at cricket in Benfleet...
by darkblueturbo - 6/18/2003 1:31:30 PM]
Pocs new Carbon fibre bonnet...
chalkwell, waiting for everyone to catch up so we could hit the golden mile together
the day after at cricket in Benfleet...
by darkblueturbo - 6/18/2003 1:31:30 PM]
18 June 2003, 02:08 PM
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thanks ken...!! I'd sent him an e-mail asking for the direct location of the images, but I guess /images was a pretty obvious guess! Cheers
Want a picture of yours?? e-mail stadianation@hotmail.com
Want a picture of yours?? e-mail stadianation@hotmail.com
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18 June 2003, 04:22 PM
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Avi - go on then. It's harder than it looks to get the overlap so it looks just right - I've tried it and I've seen lots of people who think they were good at it try it, too.
Anyone can take a 'normal' photo, as well. Some people are professionals and get paid to do so.
Anyone can do pix like this, but how many do compared to just a normal point and click.
Jack - from Ayelsbury, right? I met Nev through football a few years back. I'll pass the message on.
I have given him the link to this thread, but I don't think he's signed up as a member of scoobynet yet
Anyone can take a 'normal' photo, as well. Some people are professionals and get paid to do so.
Anyone can do pix like this, but how many do compared to just a normal point and click.
Jack - from Ayelsbury, right? I met Nev through football a few years back. I'll pass the message on.
I have given him the link to this thread, but I don't think he's signed up as a member of scoobynet yet
18 June 2003, 05:22 PM
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You should give it a try, it's good fun. The trick is, I've been told many times and can see in Nev's pictures, to get as much overlap as possible on the pictures.
I never seem to get it right, I move the camera too much for each shot and get gaps or virtually no overlap and it looks terrible.
Good luck.
I never seem to get it right, I move the camera too much for each shot and get gaps or virtually no overlap and it looks terrible.
Good luck.
18 June 2003, 07:34 PM
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pics!!!Should be relitively easy to get a good effect as long as you use a tripod and as said dont pant too much between shots, to get a good overlap.
Andy
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19 June 2003, 10:20 AM
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I really like the non-digital panorama stuff. There's just something a bit more interesting about it...
For some good digital stuff have a look at http://www.panoramas.dk
For some good digital stuff have a look at http://www.panoramas.dk
19 June 2003, 07:46 PM
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Well what was cool about mine is that it was taken from the revolving restaurant in the BT Tower. Set the camera to take one pic a minute, then just left it on the window ledge for a complete revolution
Not so easy to do it the 'normal' way on my camera because the tripod mount isn't on the same axis as the CCD
Not so easy to do it the 'normal' way on my camera because the tripod mount isn't on the same axis as the CCD
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