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RootsWorks: Panoramic Photos

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This page supports an article in the Ancestry Daily News, published on 09 Oct 2003.
[a link to that article]

	Panoramas: Read the article to learn about these
RootsWorks is a site devoted to the use of generic technologies in family history. [A link to the rootsworks site] Feel free to discuss RootsWorks topics in the RootsWorks Forums. [A link to the rootsworks forums]	Three Methods	Tips for taking the photos
	1. Photoshop Elements	The Old Fashioned Way
	2. Camera Assistants
	3. Panorama Software	Example photos

LINKS

Here are links to some panorama software. Note: Prices are only estimates, and the vendors may change them at any time.

Photoshop Elements $99. Automatically merges photos using "Photomerge." It's from Adobe.

Panorama Factory. $59.95. My friends who have it, love it.

Photosuite. $39.95. They say "photo editing without the learning curve." I like that curve. Now from Roxio.

Photovista Panorama. $59.95. For making interactive web images that are 360 degree spectaculars.

Click on the image to see a larger image.

	The Yin and Yang stage at the Ft Worth Japanese Gardens. I was too close to see the whole thing. (1977k)
	The Japanese Gardens. This is a 7 photo merge, and it's a big file. (2312k)
	The Iowa Genealogical Society. Notice that there were 3 photos, and the middle one was blurry. Don't do that. (556k)
	My living room. Notice that I didn't have a flat axis, so the picture is skewed. There were 4 photos in the mix. (988k)

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