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macro pano 'pacro?'.......caterpilar series

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nice work. I would think it would be hard to get a pacro like that to come out right. Also, on the topic of "pacro", can we expect to see nikon/sigma/tamron coming out with some 12mm/f1.8 pacro lenses soon?
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There was some beastie that looked a little like that walking across my ceiling a few nights ago. But I wans't clever enough to realize his photographic potential like this!

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Excellent shot!
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Ed (;¬ > ) said:
pan or truck that shot? By truck, I mean hold the camera in the
same plane and move it left or right, perpendicular to the subject.
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You can see one transition neart the rear of the caterpillar that's angled, so am I correct in deducing that it's a pan, not a "truck"? I can't find the other seam. Well done, indeed! It's funny because I was just wondering about trying some macro panos and whether they'd work at all. Looks like in the right hands, it's feasible to do.

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lol, I saw the picture of the crab before and assumed that was the image... then I saw your repost... wow, its a biggie! :)

Nice shot though, really interesting.

Todd.
 
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