Anyone left in Phoenix?
03-05-06, 03:28 AM
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OH I see how it is....
- block out license plates...
- only post the "good pictures"..
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pictures and address to Fernando's coming when I sober up. House parties at your own house freaking RULE!
- block out license plates...
- only post the "good pictures"..
etc
etc
etc
pictures and address to Fernando's coming when I sober up. House parties at your own house freaking RULE!
03-05-06, 09:47 AM
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Cliff I like the paparazzi action they came out real good I had a lot of fun yesterday and thanx again for the leather treatment...now all we need to post is the videos we got off of Mo's camera
03-05-06, 11:52 AM
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damn thiose pic look good!...go cliffud ... new alias PAPARAZZI...hahaha..i will work on the video...its gonna be huge so i will try to edit and make it smaller and what not..i had a fun even tho takin some of those turns at 90mph was a lil tricky/scary..hahaha.. i will hopefully have my suspension, rims and exhaust by next meet..
03-06-06, 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by AZ-GS300
First attempt at "stitching" pictures...
Still going through the pictures looking for the ones worthy of uploading...
Still going through the pictures looking for the ones worthy of uploading...
My phone did mine but it made the right 3rd of the photo a tiny bit darker than the rest of the photo.
03-06-06, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by modaoreoho
keep em comin.. i know you got more you took like 555500000006666600 pics
Originally Posted by cliffud
Execellent photo man. What did you use to stitch them together?
My phone did mine but it made the right 3rd of the photo a tiny bit darker than the rest of the photo.
My phone did mine but it made the right 3rd of the photo a tiny bit darker than the rest of the photo.
The software I used came with the camera. Canon PhotoStitch. But I'm sure you could find some freeware or shareware version on www.downloads.com
One thing I learned:
When taking pictures to stitch together, keep the camera at the same angle to the ground for all shots.