I just finished writing a short article on how to achieve and manipulate your shutter speeds on medium format panoramic cameras to get creative movement effects in water especially when you have limitations with fixed iso and only one stop increments in shutter speeds.
How the above shot was captured is outlined in the article. Shot on the Fuji GX617 | 90mm lens | Center Filter | F45 @ 1sec | Lee one stop soft grad.
The article is posted on the Rubbing Pixels website under articles. Click here.
Our latest product on display in our gallery is our new raw Tasmanian Oak frame.
Now available on all our images, preview in our main gallery with our framing feature.
They look absolutely stunning.
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ahh i love vertical panos..
Im with mitchell, i love the vertical!
Yea verticals are nice to shoot but a bugger to sell to anyone.
really? thats weird…. i would buy one i think, if i had the money 😀