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2014-08-26-3-2_DxO

2014-08-26-3-2_DxO

My 6 year old son learning surfing. Shot made with an iPhone inside a simple plastic bag. The fish-eye distortion was applied later, with DxO. Not always you ne...
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My 6 year old son learning surfing. Shot made with an iPhone inside a simple plastic bag. The fish-eye distortion was applied later, with DxO. Not always you need a reflex camera or a GoPro.
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