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check these people out though. I get their catalogs at home. They are sorta king when it comes to catalog/mail order photo supply. If they dont have it, it probably doesnt exist. however, now that i think of it, im not sure there are panoramic digital cameras. muchless panoramic lenses for digital, at least for the average consumer. there is this but i dont think this is geared for the amateur. |
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I am about ready to suggest a normal camera and a scanner.... |
or she can get a digital camera and some software to make web based digital panoramic images. thats the best bet, because otherwise its going to very expensive, very specialized and she wont be able to take anything else with it. |
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extra-wide and extra-tall.There are really only 2 "aspect ratios" There's a kind of a slide deal (lever) over the lens that switches the aspect ratio from about 5/3 to 8/3. It is a $49.95 Fuji, non-digital. The film comes in special cassettes (advantics) $8.99 for 25 shots versus 6.99 for 24 shots. It's 24 mm. film. Heartland America catalog or Heartland USA catalog. it was originally $350. |
You can join two pieces of photos. Giving the panoramic effect as you must know. |
its a failure of a system that will probably be phased out very soon. |
Well, my opinion is get a Sony from Wal-Mart (my brother is the manager of the electronics department, not sure why she asked me).... |
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Well, if you are going for pro panaromic cam, I know one, you wouldn't want to buy one Hasselblad XPan II Adorama is selling it as US$1932+ |