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| + | Real name: Stefan Henze | ||
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| + | == General == | ||
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I studied Software Systems Engineering at the Hasse Plattner Institute in Potsdam, Germany. I'm just about to finish the masters degree in Australia where I discovered this beautiful kind of photography. What's better suited for panoramas than red sand, rain forests or vast landscapes... | I studied Software Systems Engineering at the Hasse Plattner Institute in Potsdam, Germany. I'm just about to finish the masters degree in Australia where I discovered this beautiful kind of photography. What's better suited for panoramas than red sand, rain forests or vast landscapes... | ||
| − | Some of my panoramas can be viewed at [http://australia.h1d.de/panoramas/index.htm]. I'm sorry that it's German but the essential parts should be easy to get. | + | == Current Kit == |
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| + | A [[C4040z|Olympus Camedia 4040z]] with nothing else, no special lenses. I use a very old Manfrotto tripod and level it by adjusting the length of the legs. Yes, I know, that prehistoric but it works. I built a panohead similar to the one from Mike Runge (see [[Heads|panoramic heads]]). | ||
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| + | == Panowork == | ||
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| + | Some of my panoramas can be viewed at [http://australia.h1d.de/panoramas/index.htm australia.h1d.de/panoramas/]. I'm sorry that it's German but the essential parts should be easy to get. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:10, 8 December 2004
Real name: Stefan Henze
General
I studied Software Systems Engineering at the Hasse Plattner Institute in Potsdam, Germany. I'm just about to finish the masters degree in Australia where I discovered this beautiful kind of photography. What's better suited for panoramas than red sand, rain forests or vast landscapes...
Current Kit
A Olympus Camedia 4040z with nothing else, no special lenses. I use a very old Manfrotto tripod and level it by adjusting the length of the legs. Yes, I know, that prehistoric but it works. I built a panohead similar to the one from Mike Runge (see panoramic heads).
Panowork
Some of my panoramas can be viewed at australia.h1d.de/panoramas/. I'm sorry that it's German but the essential parts should be easy to get.