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Not the best IQ but I like the POV.
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Dec 11, 2012, 3:44 PM
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G'day jj
Yeah mate - good point of view, tho when I'm doing this stuff I am always worried about salt-water drenching the camera my main cc would be the horizon > tho I also ponder 'if you cropped away the bottom half and made a very wide pano of the top half, would it look more spectacular??' Regards, Phil
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Thanks for the great feedback Phil and I gave it a try, opinions appreciated.
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great shot Jim and also good cc from Phil. definately more dramatic as a pano. super shooting Jim!
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Well done again  Phil
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Thanks John for taking a look.
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Great shots, is this with the 150?
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Wow, amazing, still can't get myself to sell my FZ35 even though I use the 47 more!
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Cool shot Jim, and I'm going to say I like the first image. The larger rock area gives the sense of water being above you, and makes the water look threatening, more exciting. I know, I'm weird sometimes.....
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