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I had some fun with my Olympus Pen E-P1 and the Samyang 7.5, Fish Eye lens.
A good friend of mine was so kind to act as the subject.
A good friend of mine was so kind to act as the subject.
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Re: Row, row, row the boat...
Reminds me of the banana boat song!David
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Karel, that is nothing short of amazing.
How do you manage to freeze the action and blend it seamlessly with the other sequence of images?
Very very impressive.Regards Huw
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Re: Row, row, row the boat...
Its witchcraft! How do you do that???
Bet you can't do a 180 of the inside of the camera .. eh??
Look, I'm an old man. I shouldn't be expected to put up with this.
Pete's photoblog Misleading the public since 2010.Comment
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Re: Row, row, row the boat...
It's a great fun shot there Karel - a fisheye can produce stunning effects, it has converted your skif into a gondola!Comment
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Thanks for the compliments guys. You make me blush :roll eyes:
Well, it was not the easiest panorama to get together, to be honest.
Far more complicated then my Amazon panorama.
Fortunately thanks to the wider FOV of the Samyang I only needed six shots (4 around, one up, one down) in stead of the usual eight, but it took several shots to get the right images together.
But thanks to the skillful rowing of my friend it all worked out rather well.Comment
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Rather well...
now that's an understatement Karel.
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