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Underwater panoramics

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Underwater panoramics

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  1. Here is a selection of underwater panos shot this week. I shot on a D2x and 10.5 mm lens. The shot consisted of about 50-70 images. I haven't finished editing them yet. The images are 360 degree long, ad 180 in height.

     

    Each tiff image is about 90-130mb, and was scaled down from it original (4gb approx).

     

    http://underwaterimages.co.uk/gallery/gallery/redseapano2008

     

     

     

     

    More to follow with flash..

     

    Dan

  2. Here is a selection of underwater panos shot this week. I shot on a D2x and 10.5 mm lens. The shot consisted of about 50-70 images. I haven't finished editing them yet. The images are 360 degree long, ad 180 in height.

     

    Each tiff image is about 90-130mb, and was scaled down from it original (4gb approx).

     

    http://underwaterimages.co.uk/gallery/gallery/redseapano2008

     

     

     

     

    More to follow with flash..

     

    Dan

    Very nice Dan; my only comment would be that there are not enough visual cues in the images, like different objects etc, to give one the full perspective of a panorama. I think if there were more objects of visual interest space across the frame it would give it more breadth.

  3. Very nice Dan; my only comment would be that there are not enough visual cues in the images, like different objects etc, to give one the full perspective of a panorama. I think if there were more objects of visual interest space across the frame it would give it more breadth.

     

    Thanks for the comments..

    More to come in the future.

    and maybe a longer lens!

    I plan do do more wrecks, and manmade subjects, rather than reefs.. Fish are easy to shoot as they move..

     

    Dan

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