That's a bit much for me, I think :) Sounds cool, though. You must live in a mansion!

I had an idea that M-pix said might work. If I could figure out a way to split the pic in 3 pieces and order them separately they could be hung in series...like three 10x20 prints on foam board. I guess that's called a triptich? I don't know how to do it in PSE 23

How did they turn out, and where did you have them done?

I went to SFO over spring break to see my grand niece and took a few tours of the area. I got only ONE decent pic of the Golden Gate Bridge and I's like to get it printed, but if I used my printer, the best I'd be able to do would be 18x4". Googling, I closest match I found was that M-pix has a 5x30 paper print available (don't think it's available in metal), but I didn't check the price and I've never used them before. Opinions/suggestions?

With "auto smart fix" in PSE23

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Since I started the thread i went on a chemo pill instead of surgery, which Medicaid is paying for (@ $10,630/mo!!!), and, even though I'm still taking it at a lower dose due to side effects, I think the cancer is (IMO) pretty much gone. The area used to be scabby, pussy and slimy and would bleed at the slightest tough. Now it's all closed and I have like some white scar (?) tissue under the skin where it was open. My dermatologist is thrilled....now I had my annual eye appt and they found retinal bleeding! I have an appt with an ophthalmologist next Monday - seems like I can't catch a break!!!

Thanks for the compliment. The bridge, the ladies, or both :) I got a new subwoofer on Friday so I've been playing with that instead of processing pics...but it's an awesome thumper (Klipsch RP-1200SW)!

Thanks for the comment. If it's not too expensive I might have one of the pics custom-framed...I prefer them to something plastic from Walmart even though their frames are stupidly cheap. I had some 12x18 airshow pics double-matted and they were in the neighborhood of $125-150 each.

Here's one more (I'm slow, or at least picky). PS how do you get rid of C/A - the skyscrapers on the left side?

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tHANKS :)

I'm guessing you speak from personal experience? I didn't have any problems. I either took a tour or walked/bussed with my niece and nephew-in-law. They don't own a car. I'll try to post some more pics today or this weekend.

Thanks for looking and commenting. I tried to do the same thing when I saw the "painted ladies" but I kept getting an error message. Maybe I was too unstable in the shoot across the scene. 'I'll have to try to stitch 2 or 3 them together later and see how they turn out. I know I have one wide angle of them all at once.

It was nice...and cool...and rainy...and windy, except for a couple days. I shot this from "The Rock" on my last day there - of course, it was the most pleasant of the whole trip. Go figure. If I ever see a hill again, it will be too soon , haha.

I went there during Spring break to see my grand niece. This was an in-camera pano using an a99ii and a 24-105 f/2.8 lens (the only one I brought with me). Hope you enjoy :)

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Thanks. I'm insulin-dependent myself and use a pump. At my annual eye exam a week or so ago the doc discovered retinal hemorrhaging. Now I'm going to have to see another ophthalmologist (had 2 cataract surgeries a couple years ago). I'm falling apart at the seams!

Thanks :) I've been on a chemo pill for the last 3 1/2 months and my eye area has completely closed up, although I have side effects (hair loss, muscle cramps, altered taste, etc.). My doctor is thrilled, but he hasn't told me for sure I'm cancer free yet. I leave this morning to go to SFO to see my baby grand niece during spring break (I'm a school bus monitor for special-needs).

LOL