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How did apple made this shot from the keynote where the same person is in the picture the same time in different positions?

Start with the person on your left (or right) pan by them and once they leave the shot they run around to the other side. You can move as slow as you need to while taking a panoramic photo.
 

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Oh you got the 2013 edition, totally jelly lol. Love my blackwidow ultimate as well and the deathadder.

I'm on Proudmoore (PvE, I play Horde) My battletag is darkslayer#1527, feel free to add me :)

I'm in Infallible on Eonar. US 7th for T13 :D. Got my server first 90 Hunter :)
 
WOW!.. If you dont mind me asking, what happened?

Washing machine was "repaired" 3 times. After the third time it was good for 2 days. then while I was away from home it flooded the house, I couldn't believe how much water was in that carpet. the tile was coming up, mold started at the bottom of all the real wood cabinets, drywall is ruined. but it's an outdated kitchen, blessing in disguise?
 
I've tried a few vertical shots, but it's far more tricky to stay on target, at least for me. Nothing worth posting. Has anybody had been able to produce a good vertical shot?
 
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Oh what??? I wish I knew about this earlier. That should be default!
 
I've tried a few vertical shots, but it's far more tricky to stay on target, at least for me. Nothing worth posting. Has anybody had been able to produce a good vertical shot?

I have one, will come back tomorrow and post. It wasn't easy or perfect.
 
Me and my friends are huge goofballs and tonight we messed around with the panorama feature of my iPhone 5

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Trying to attach shot of Turner Field via iPad. No telling whether it worked!
 

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Washing machine was "repaired" 3 times. After the third time it was good for 2 days. then while I was away from home it flooded the house, I couldn't believe how much water was in that carpet. the tile was coming up, mold started at the bottom of all the real wood cabinets, drywall is ruined. but it's an outdated kitchen, blessing in disguise?



I thought it might have been some appliance that caused it. Washers, dryers, dishwashers, and refrigerators are the number 1 cause or property damage. If you tell your insurance contact about your washing machine, they can possibly go after the company who repaired it 3 times. You could possibly get some or all of your deductible back. One of those $20 toilets most builders install in most new homes flooded my home last year. The damn flapper stuck open and caused the flood. It went through the floor through the can light below the toilet and into the kitchen. I called. My insurance company the second I found out and they sent a water restoration guy out to do his magic. One thing I found out from my little flood is that if you have a flood and do not have it taken care of by a professional and that water grows mold, your insurance company has the right to deny any future claims due to mold. This will leave you on the hook for all repairs. Just make sure somebody Sprays some sort of mold inhibitor before they leave. There is this spray that attaches to whatever it comes into contact with and prevents mold from growing, if there are any spores that was missed. You also have the right to change contractors if you believe the current contractor is not doing a good job. If you call and complain, your insurance will find another contractor. Good luck.
 
I thought it might have been some appliance that caused it. Washers, dryers, dishwashers, and refrigerators are the number 1 cause or property damage. If you tell your insurance contact about your washing machine, they can possibly go after the company who repaired it 3 times. You could possibly get some or all of your deductible back. One of those $20 toilets most builders install in most new homes flooded my home last year. The damn flapper stuck open and caused the flood. It went through the floor through the can light below the toilet and into the kitchen. I called. My insurance company the second I found out and they sent a water restoration guy out to do his magic. One thing I found out from my little flood is that if you have a flood and do not have it taken care of by a professional and that water grows mold, your insurance company has the right to deny any future claims due to mold. This will leave you on the hook for all repairs. Just make sure somebody Sprays some sort of mold inhibitor before they leave. There is this spray that attaches to whatever it comes into contact with and prevents mold from growing, if there are any spores that was missed. You also have the right to change contractors if you believe the current contractor is not doing a good job. If you call and complain, your insurance will find another contractor. Good luck.

Thanks, yeah, the washing machine company has agreed to cover our deductible, but unfortunately Allstate is trying to say we called them a few years ago and changed our deductible from $1,000 to a deductible of $5,000. We don't have proof that it's not true an they don't have proof that its true, not sure what is happening now.
 
Thanks, yeah, the washing machine company has agreed to cover our deductible, but unfortunately Allstate is trying to say we called them a few years ago and changed our deductible from $1,000 to a deductible of $5,000. We don't have proof that it's not true an they don't have proof that its true, not sure what is happening now.



It should show your deductable on your statement sheet. Every six months you should get a statement sheet along with a bill for your insurance. If you can find a statement sheet, call Allstate up and show them proof. Jesus...$5,000...that is crazy! BTW, Allstate is a horrible insurance company to have insurance through. They are on par with Safeco. I would drop them and go with Costco insurance. If you have a Costco close by, sign up and get your insurance through them. They have never given me issues, or lied to me, or forgot my deductable, or sent me false info. Allstate sounds like they are trying to screw you.

Since you said there was mold already growing, make sure your insurance company has a certified mold abatement company come out and do the work. If you want to save your house from becoming a sick house, I suggest you demand a certified company come out. Some contractors say they are certified and have no idea how to abate mold properly. Just be carefull and keep an eye on what those guys are doing. Ask a lot of questions. If they do not abate the mold properly, your house will become a sick house and you will get sick. These guys should be cutting out drywall and removing your cabinets, to get under and inside to abate the mold. Jesus, I wish you luck buddy. It looks like you had a bad flood. I just hope the contractor does a good job for your sake.
 
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