Another great video by my brother Michael. Shows off the Gigapan and the fun you can have with it. Now before you guys go, hang on that Sugarloaf shot wasn’t taken with the Gigapan, it is there because the actual image we shot wasn’t that great. Not in quality, that was awesome, in light and feel. It was the wrong time of day. For the video Michael thought this shot looked better, see even with all the best technology in the world if the light isn’t on….
Christian Fletcher Photo Images
.jpg)
Photographs
-
America and Canada
-
Archives
-
Black and White
-
Canvas 6 image Compilation
-
Christian's Favourites
-
Compilation Photographs
-
Exclusive One of One
-
Great Southern W.A.
-
.jpg)
Limited Edition
-
New Zealand
-
North Western Australia
-
Other Format
-
Papua New Guinea
-
Personal Work
-
Perth & Rottnest
-
Rest Of Australia
-
South Western Australia
that lake ballard shot with the phase? zooming into that statue is ridiculous! never have to walk far for a shot ever again haha
an amazing machine … not sure if I’d ever need ridiculous amounts of resolution like that though!
Very dramatic soundtrack Michael! Good to see you got some work done (finally) hehehe
It looks like a fantastic bit of kit in the right hands. The video is nicely put together Mike and surprisingly quickly done as well. Is this video going on the DVD for the gallery? Actually, how is that DVD project going??
good one Muzz, let him know how it is!! he needs a hurry along!
Great work as usual Mikey Mike!
I am sure the Gigapan dudes will like that for sure!
Simple Amazing!!! Well at least if u want to print a 40m wide poster. You’ll have the resolution now?
I have just the wall for that Andrew!! unfortunately most roll papers come in 15 to 30 m lengths!
Nice video, the Gigapan guys should like that and it is one very cool machine!
On general, don’t mean anyone in particular, people are too occupied with pixels and creating a detailed image instead of a good image. Good light is everything. Having said that one can never ever get enough pixels in the great shots, something I learned delivering an 8 meter print that while looking cool was a wee bit pixelated! It’s a bit large for travelling otherwise I wouldn’t mind having one.