Hans,
no, I was near the climber hanging on a rope, an I have used a pole
horizontal to place the point of view outside an get a better view of
the wall...
regards
El 30/10/2009, a las 22:40, Hans escribió:
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[hidden email], Erik Krause <erik.krause@...>
> wrote:
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> > AYRTON <avi@...> wrote
> > > If you search on the list old msgs,
> > > you will find his explanations for the rafting one
> >
> > The climbing one, too. Ignacio has done several and he explained
> in the
> > past. Basically he dangles from a rope using this rope as a kind of
> > reversed tripod. The difficulty is to avoid the own legs in the down
> > shot and to remove the rope from the up shot.
> >
> > And in this case he perfectly removed his own shadow as well, which
> > would be somewhere above the climber. Since the rock face is
> pretty flat
> > I guess he shot from sideways and used viewpoint correction.
> >
> > Interesting is, that the zenith is pretty outside the rock. This
> could
> > indicate that he used some gadget to have the rope further away
> from the
> > rock. Or he used a pole to shoot from further out.
> >
>
> It is only a few meters from the top. My guess this one was made
> with a pole from the top of the cliff.
>
> Hans
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