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Casi todos los recursos son válidos para lograr la toma perfecta. Conoce algunos de los trucos utilizados por fotógrafos de comida/alimentos para lograr sus creaciones. Mira el artículo en: http://www.sandysuffield.com/project/faking-it/
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Tomada a la montaña Mont Blanc en Europa, esta gigantesca toma tiene 365 gigapixels es la nueva panorámica más grande jamás realizada. Antes lo fue la panorámica tomada en Londres en 2013.
To capture the massive photo, the Blengini crew carried in their a Canon 70D DSLR, Canon EF 400mm f/2.8 II IS, a Canon Extender 2X III, and robotic tripod mount into the mountainside, where they spent two weeks battling sub-freezing temperatures at 11,500 feet elevation. Racking up a total of 35 hours of shooting time, the team captured over 70,000 photos totaling an impressive 46 terabytes of data. Because of the sheer amount of photos needed to be stitched together, post production took another two months to complete.
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Ocurrió en Tailandia cuando Christian LeBlanc alimentaba a un elefante, quien tomó su cámara GoPro, que estaba en modo «time lapse», logrando la curiosa toma.
Christian LeBlanc was feeding elephants in Thailand and when he ran out of food, the gentle giant took his GoPro instead. Luckily, the elephant aimed the camera at himself and his guest rather than trying to eat it as well.
Apparently the GoPro was set to ‘time lapse’ when the elephant took over, LeBlanc told Global News. “This allowed the camera continuous shooting and enabled it to take the ‘elphie’! Couldn’t believe it when I saw how well the photo turned out”, he added.
Noticia original: http://www.diyphotography.net/elephant-captures-the-worlds-first-elphie-who-owns-it/
