> With that, you should be able to do a perfect stitch manually.
Let me
> know if you need more information / instruction on doing it
manually.
> The key is you don't cut one half with straight line but use a
> feathered cut.
>
>
> Dave Soemarko
I have a similar problem with scanning panoramic negs (59x24mm
approx) in a standard 35mm scanner. Typically I have a couple of
roughly 15Mb files to join
I've tried various stitching software and have yet to find
anything that does the job as reliably and well as manual
stitching. It's generally faster too.
Peter Marshall
Photography guide at About.com http://photography.about.com/
email: photography.guide@about.com
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