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Someone to hold the dark cloth over your head on a windy day.... So that's how the other half lives!It's great to have assistants!
I wondered about that (didn't mention banding).And no report of banding ! Love the Techno BTW - goes under the radar a bit - but now with BSI sensors it must be a dream to use (e.g. no expensive helicals or T/S mounts).
From what I could tell, he was only using swing and tilt during the shoots that involved blue skies. The big shifts happened in that first shoot in front of the colourful building. He used the 40mm (I think?) to create a flat stitched pano of the building front.He had blue skies as well (from about 9:30). But, yes, he doesn't mention any banding...
He used lighting for outdoor scenes, hence the lookI dont know man this shoot seems very weird. The way the photographs were made it seems like it couldve been done in a studio.
They are part of a club that goes swimming in the sea during winter. In Canada we have the Polar Bear Plunge on Jan 1 each year: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polar_bear_plungeTo be honest I was little uneasy seeing the photographer fully protected himself in bitter cold and asked those ladies to take their winter coats off. Why was it necessorry?
Thank you for the clarificationThey are part of a club that goes swimming in the sea during winter. In Canada we have the Polar Bear Plunge on Jan 1 each year: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polar_bear_plunge
Note that I am saying "we" in the "other people who are not me" way.