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Energy of Creation
Romano Zen Optics Warehouse, Venice, Italy
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I was looking around for energy.
I was looking around in experimenting new ways of panorama taking.
I was projecting. Project is something giving me ENERGY
I had the venture to meet this man...

Romano Zen is one of the world's most famous optical technicians, telescope builders, dome planetarium builder.
So here you are in the ZenOptics warehouse, gathering energy from all the lantanium precious virgin optical glass, telescope mirrors and tools... :-)
Romano is a wonderful person, he moves continuously from here to there, from a telescope to a planetarium.
The yellow light above is a sodium light that he use as interferometer to check planearity of glasses.
He shines when I talk to him about panoptical cameras and tools.

Now he is involved in very strange things, due to two crazy guys, Milko Amorth and me.

Location Map Geographic Coordinates:
Latitude: 45° 26' 17.88" N
Longitude: 12° 19' 51.6" E
Elevation: 0
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Date/Time:
22-09-2005, h 18:15

Equipment:
A Canon Eos 350D, fitted with a Fotodiox adapter and a Nikkor 2.8 8mm. Modified prototype of the Mrotator TCP"L" by Agnos.com a beautyful Berlebach wooden tripod (also smells good, that makes take better panoramas), homemade remote trigger, PTgui 5.0-beta8 pano2QTVR, (Thanx Thomas!)friendship and a lot of good energy made all this possible.



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