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Suzanna Wreck

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Suzanna Wreck

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  1. Noob question - whats the "magic filter?"

  2. Check www.magic-filters.com

  3. do you feel the filter helpled at 20 meters or so deep ?

    the photo doesn't appear to show off much colour which is what filters are normaly used for.

     

    also how many photos have you stiched together for the panorama? I have tried before and never got good results even on simple scenes.

     

    Mostly interested to know how large the original panorama is. Some serious pixels i imagine.

     

    Looks good though, I can hardly see any joins, maybe the fish on the right is the same one twice ?

    Good work on putting it together.

  4. Well, the scene was pretty monochromatic itself so the color is not obvious. But based on other shots I took, yes, it helps to get color at 20m. I got colorful divers (red and yellow cylinders) at Carnatic wreck (at around 20m) and even in the shadows of the wreck. I will post some samples of that later. Actually I took it to 35m at Rosalie M. wreck and I got some color too. I don't have much experience with digital cameras so I am not quite sure how that compares to just adjusting WB of a regular photo.

     

    Damn fish. I shouted "Freeze!" but it wouldn't listen. Let's just pretend it's twins. Or should I crop it out?

     

    I stiched together 7 vertical frames from 10.5m lens with DoubleTake 2.0 (very easy to use, gives great results and costed me something like $15 if I remember correctly). I had to crop out diver's shilouete which got masacred in the process. The "original" is 6466x2800 pixels.

  5. Did you manually set the WB or did you have it on Auto?

  6. I was shooting at auto, because the camera refused to set custom WB (I guess it was too dark). Than I adjusted WB manually when developing RAW files. I used a picture of grey fins taken at the same depth as a reference.

  7. Looks great to me!

     

    Alex

  8. Fantastic....I love it!

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