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04-26-2012, 07:38 AM
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Framing Panoramic Photographs?
I seem to be at a dead end on trying to figure out how to frame a panoramic photograph? Has anyone had luck buying frames big enough to house these photos or are the frames custom made? The photo I am trying to frame is about 9x48. Just trying to get ideas on how other people display them.
Thanks, CJ 
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