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Crazy Shot with the Kodak

After reading everyone's reviews on the Kodak EasyShare V570, I purchased one for my birthday in August. I have been very happy with my choice, and have enjoyed the features. One that I enjoy is being able to stitch together your photos to make a panoramic shot. I was showing my brother my camera at Thanksgiving, and he was messing around with the features and such. He tried to take a panorama of everyone around the Table at Thanksgiving. This is the end result.

Pretty good...except the fact that we don't have any twins in our family! Somehow in the middle of the three shots, My sis-in-law passed their Cutest baby Temberlie over to my brother. The end result was each parent holding her! Just some fun I thought I would share!

Lexa

Posted by Lexa Montierth on 12/18/2007 06:45 PM

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9 Comments on Crazy Shot with the Kodak

DEC

2007

Just think about it for real estate use. If you don't have enough pillows or candle holders or such, you could double up with a panoramic shot.

That is so cool....

Now you know that you can do some magic with this, right ? :)

That is awesome. I did a visual tour of a huge church being built. It looked like the place was crawling with workers because they were walking and climbing around.

Fun stuff, Lexa! I do like the twins, and I'm sure this will be a favorite shot from childhood when "they" grow up.

JAN

2008

It took me forever to figure out how it ended up like this, but I finally saw the stiching when I blew i up. Still, a great camera!

Lexa

That's quite hilarious! Time-lapse photography.

JAN

2008

Too funny. That is really neat.

JAN

2008

The panorama feature is great isn't it?

JAN

2008

Lexa,

I'm glad to see you're taking over New Mexico in Active Rain! Check my blog for my post yesterday, a listing with a Real Estate Show. RES is cheap and wonderfully easy to implement. The show is for a lot out in Picture Rocks. God bless you and yours in this new year.

Mike in Tucson

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