12-14-2007, 01:22 PM
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I suspect that the panorama setting just crops the top and bottom off the picture, making it look wider. You can do that yourself very easily on your computer so I would be inclined to ignore that setting (do check the manual though and maybe even give it a quick test before you go out).
Wulf
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