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Re: Double wall double image

Posted by: Jacques Parent (PID_338), E-mail: jacques.parent@ontariopowergeneration.com, on May 09, 2000 at 18:49 :

In Reply to: Double wall double image posted by : John Wiliams on May 09, 2000 at 17:22:

: What is the reasoning behind when taking 3 shots at 120 degrees to each other rather than 0deg,60 & 120

Double wall exposure and superimposed double wall viewing only
0-120-240
or
0-60-120

The 240 and 60 shots provide the same coverage with opposite top and bottom walls.

I believe the 60 shot is prefered because it is easier to set up from a shooting point of view. All three shots are taken from the same quadrant.

Regards
jp

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: : What is the reasoning behind when taking 3 shots at 120 degrees to each other rather than 0deg,60 & 120 : Double wall exposure and superimposed double wall viewing only : 0-120-240 : or : 0-60-120 : The 240 and 60 shots provide the same coverage with opposite top and bottom walls. : I believe the 60 shot is prefered because it is easier to set up from a shooting point of view. All three shots are taken from the same quadrant. : Regards : jp

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