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Old 09-14-2007   #467 (permalink)
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Kirk,

I have read through Lee's chapter on camera calibration. I am planning on doing that, but oh my word do I have a ton of things I have to get done. Time, suddenly, is hard to find to do anything. With school starting, marching band starts, and I am the "official" photographer of the Marching Spartans. Tonight a shoot. Tomorrow all day long. Then I have to get this crazy video done for our open house on Tuesday. Not to mention some pictures I took of a senior girl last week and an order for another senior boy. GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR. Why can't I just quit teaching!
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