A few posts ago I showed you all a shot from this location on sunrise shot as a panoramic stitch shot on the 5D MkII. I even did a video tutorial for Rubbing Pixels on the post production involved to get the shot to it print ready status. Well this shot is the film version from the Fuji GX617 on Velvia 50.
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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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film one is way better
You can’t beat film! Just got me a used Xpan2 (only 2 rolls through it) loving the pano format! Stitching is nice and fast results, but when the film comes back, it’s wow!! (when the shot is right that is!!).