Life_IsGoode

While I haven’t a significant interest in photography, other than looking at funny or beautiful photo’s, I’m thinking about making the photographic portion of my website panoramic, by melding in a capability I saw elsewhere that provides a 360 degree view (all I need is 180) capability, perhaps without much up/down tilt.

Something like that encountered within some of these pages:
http://www.panoguide.com/gallery/imp/antibes_musee_picasso.jsp
http://www.ptgui.com/examples/0.html
http://www.panavue.com/products/sample_images.htm
or some other such panoramic capabilities described here
http://www.panoramic.net/panoramicnetwork/ipix_free_zone.htm

I’d be regularly photographing FOUR 4ft wide x 8ft tall sheets of whiteboard that I installed next to each other on one of my living room walls. I’m big on whiteboard usage. On the next wall I have plotter sized printouts hanging, generally D size QFD charts, and a large 2’ x 3’ dry-erase yearly calendar / planner.

Do I need a special camera type?
Perhaps I need to include a tripod?

Life_IsGoode@Yahoo.com

A S/W backup would likely need to go to DVD because of size, while a CD copy capturing only those files that changed (the deltas) would be adequate for a weekly backup. However, someone said DVD backups are more unreliable than CD’s, and not to use them. I’d like to know if this is fact or just rumor. So far I’ve used freeware MicroBackup2005
Regards,
Life_IsGoode at yahoo dot com

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