Just took delivery of Adobe Creative Suite 4 which among plenty of other things upgraded my version of Photoshop from CS3 to CS4 Extended.
So I ran this panoramic stitch through Photomerge (so much faster than CS3). Seven images shot at 24mm and then cropped to replicate a 35mm frame. Best thing about doing this is it looks like a single 35mm shot but has edge to edge sharpness, a wide angle view with no distortion and a file size around 200mb. Cant get better than that.
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.
Pictured image is Bondi Paddle Boarder EB102.
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very cool shot matt, the fog sets this image off đŸ˜€
Excellent work Matt! Love it
very atmospheric Matt.
Very nice, reminds me of Tassie, although it’s not!
I heard that you may have a new water housing for your 5D? If so I can’t wait to see the results…
Thanks guys.. yea Matt I got a housing… bit of Christmas prezzy for myself. Got the Fotoman from Santa last year and now an underwater housing this year. Using it is going to be fun and a new learning experience as well. With summer and the holidays going to be a ton of fun.
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