CL1 Fascinating ! Many thanks for drawing our attention to this. Wish I had seen this article before I did my "Return to Trieste" Ron Full story here: http://www.ww2talk.com/forum/all-anniversaries/10833-visit-trieste-venice.html#post100617
CL1 Fascinating ! Many thanks for drawing our attention to this. Wish I had seen this article before I did my "Return to Trieste" Ron Full story here: http://www.ww2talk.com/forum/all-anniversaries/10833-visit-trieste-venice.html#post100617 Ron that looks very good to me regards Clive
What we use to do in the old days was trace the major outlines of the original image on to a piece of clear acetate and overlay it the the large viewfinder of the medium or large cameras we used. That could be used to line up the new shot. I guess you could do the same using the LCD screen on the back of most digital cameras. Although it would a nice feature if digital cameras could load a stored image onto the LCD screen and then mix it with the current scene.
