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Sunset in the Dolomites, 015,760...

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Sunset in the Dolomites, 015,760 sent on July 30, 2012 (14:16) by Juza. 100 comments, 33347 views.

, 1/15 f/9.0, ISO 100, tripod. Parco Pale di San Martino, Italy.

Doppia esposizione per estendere la gamma dinamica, più numerose regolazioni locali. Ci saranno almeno una quindicina di correzioni selettive di colore, contrasto, luminosità...la scena era molto bella ma il raw non rendeva per nulla. Questi sono i due RAW di partenza: http://www.juzaphoto.com/shared_files/uploads/015760_o.jpg

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sent on August 02, 2012 (9:04) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

2F>
PS I gave a look at your photos and say that there would be a lot of words to say ....
But I will only let you present!

Over and out.

avatarjunior
sent on August 02, 2012 (9:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Well I would not be dramatic in both cases.
Even your photos are much more emotionally engaging than this, but I think the point is this.
E 'was presented by the author of a photograph, as well as showing a pleasant content, I think he has given to those who have made the satisfaction of Raw from "weak" to arrive at an important result.
What do you want to prove? nothing is presenting what for him is the memory of a particular moment and give strength to the importance of post production right now is It called.
nothing sconvolegente. The number of visits demonstrates the public's attention to these issues rather than the photo itself according to my point of view. For this reason I will never tire of saying that the presentation of the photo itself to receive appreciation is very sterile. People che wants to learn (most) is interested in how you created the final photograph ... and I hate to say it: the shooting data are only a small part of the whole. What difference does it make to know that the picture is taken with a 7d iso 1600 if he does not enter into the details of how it was handled noise (pardon the obvious example)?? Or does it matter that the shot if the author does not tell us what the emotionally involved and what was his purpose in representing the time? Without this, for example, you lose a lot of emotional confrontation that may arise between those who took and who is watching!
The number of visits shows strong interest in these issues.
hello

user5165
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sent on August 02, 2012 (10:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Vincestrello: Photography, true, unfortunately (or fortunately) an art that requires great dedication and time. Getting the message across that we can do something interesting going on a hill any day and devoting five minutes to shoot is misleading and morally harmful ..... There photoshop that can create what is not there, and the results speak clearly for those who have eyes that can see.


You have summed up a very important concept: unfortunately many are convinced that Photoshop makes the difference between a good and an excellent picture ....
It is one thing the photograph, the real one, obtained in the field and where the development of raw requires a few simple steps, another is the digital drawing, sitting comfortably at home behind the computer, starting from images taken in two minutescare composition, of light and of the subjects almost always zero.
But you'll see that now follow many answers where, in his thinking, he is accused of being Taliban, where it is said that the digital processing needs of the PC (but vah? Only if the shot is successful, if the picture is valid in less than a minute the fact that svilupppo is nice ... some photomontages and other digital design techniques require much more time).

Silvio
www.silviotavolaro.com




avatarjunior
sent on August 02, 2012 (10:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Juza're a great ... alas detractors are part of the path, and if there were trouble ... I appreciate and admire your photos ... of course, the purist will say "it alters the reality of the moment", but I, in my way, I'll consider + as a painter, a new digital era ... caravaggio the skill and poetry lies in "paint" and "brush" interpreting what nature has to offer ... here is the genius and talent, not about spending thousands of euro for equipment that may not give you or give you the sensitivity and judgment of nice compliments ... more ...

avataradmin
sent on August 02, 2012 (10:26) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

One thing is photography, the real one, obtained in the field and where the development of raw requires a few simple steps, another is the digital drawing, sitting comfortably at home behind the computer, starting from images taken in two minutes with care composition, of light and of the subjects almost always zero.


TROLLOL:-D

This photo :

1) was taken with care in the field. I've tried numerous compositions, focal diaphragms, some pictures were designed as single shot, then I took two pictures even thinking about them as double exposure, ie, in a I was careful to keep the detail in the foreground, while in the other I have set for the sky.

I cured composition with attention or becauseI cut in the landscape in this area try to find the best composition on the field in order to take full advantage of the resolution of the sensor.

In addition to this, of course, also served some effort to get to the place, and above all be there in the best light conditions.

2) In the pipeline, I combined the two shots and then, instead of saying "ahh, Photoshop is the devil!", I spent a bit of time (10-15 minutes, not hours! ) to bring out the best from the photo.

It 'important to know how to manage well both phases, both on the field and processing.

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sent on August 02, 2012 (10:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

This discussion does offer interesting ideas:
1) to beyond partisanship and small asti that leaked us that we all have different eyes. Juza posted this photo that he looked as good as he said, and it happens to everyone to post photos that we feel very good and then be confronted with a public discordant and we can not understand what is wrong (happens to me all the time, even large praise for photos that I consider mediocre, and none for photos which I consider very good). This actually proves to us that when Juza answers "de gustibus" is a convenient way to dodge but that really tastes and attitudes combine with unpredictable and different in judgment.

2) To say that a good photo of you on the field is a bit of a truism and it is not always true. The preview allows you to see a result final starting from a given scene that if recovery naked raw would unpresentable, but that with a correct processing could be excellent. And the backlight is a shining example of this. Except that if I take a picture of my hand against the sun I see a silhouette black and I do not see how the grain would see my eye So what's the scene more real? a single raw or a good blending of a bracketing. Having said that I was talking about good photo. If we talk about great photos of the landscape, the main actors are the nature and ass, then here we are with our perseverance in hunting light. 100% of the outstanding landscapes on the web have seen a great shift in photoshop and know mastering is an essential element of photography, not substitute during shooting but still essential.

If we take the scene in questionthere is no doubt that setting a row of exposures and work it take to create a sensor that could never do it the right way. I can say as I have already said that the work of post in this case can be improved in my opinion but that's another story.

avatarjunior
sent on August 02, 2012 (10:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I think that if a lens would have the same dynamic range and sees exactly like the human eye, there would be no need of PP, as in the case of this photo. But it is not to cover the dynamic range and to photograph what we see sometimes you have to make more shots (minimum 2) expose for the shadows, midtones and light. Then combine them wisely PP and Photoshop is just one (perhaps more complex) of the tools we can use.
This is not photomontage (in my opinion) but complete what the lens can not do. This method to extend the dynamic range is the difference between an amateur photo (photo memory) and a professional photo.
From the rest Juza has always been honest when he made the photomontages (see Baobab + Milky Way).
With film retouching of photos did the professioninstitutional and enthusiasts with proper equipment. Now with digital you can do with all basic and free downloadable programs from the web. Here's the real difference. Use them well or create artefazioni more or less visible is another topic.
Hello and good light

user5165
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sent on August 02, 2012 (10:45) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

oh ... I always remain the core one: to master good photography must learn to shoot well in the field, and do not think that yes, so after everything settle in photoshop (a cancellatina here, a clonatina there, here a scaldatina of colors, beyond an increase in blur or panning effect exasperation ....)

ps in this particular case I do not see photomontage, but use of a technique of double exposure that I do not mind not so much use, though there is the feeling of a light style post-atomic to the height of the sun .... mine is a discourse in general and this topic I was inspired.

Vabbeh .. every now and then I fall to intervene, but not if necava a spider hole :-) enjoy the rest!

Silvio
www.silviotavolaro.com

avatarjunior
sent on August 02, 2012 (11:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Really all great! Great photo! Juza but what are the data of the two shooting RAW you used?

avatarjunior
sent on August 02, 2012 (11:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I disagree with those who believe the use of PS as a beast to be avoided or limited to 2 minutes of work. It is not so simplistic.
Are there any fees objective related to light and color that a photograph must be respected and that the equipment will not let you get right away: dynamic range, no dominant etc etc ... so why not harness the power of PS? and why not do it now while shooting?
In short: think of the composition, adjustment of the optics and of the machine, at the time when making the shot and also to what can be obtained from the phase of PP as a single organic moment of creation of the photograph.


Conclude an extreme concept with a maximum of a man who needs no introduction: "There are no bad originals, there are only bad operators Photoshop "....
hello

avatarsenior
sent on August 02, 2012 (12:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

"There are no bad originals, there are only bad Photoshop operators" ....

Yes, but you had to put it in English and it is not phrase for everyone here, it will remain for more than a reference to empty because the character in question do not know:-D

avatarsenior
sent on August 02, 2012 (12:54) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

When we go to a restaurant to eat the thing that we care and eat well and spend the right!
Do not ask how he cooked! But in our heads we just enjoy these delicacies ....
Photography and 'the same thing let's just look at the end result ....!
Each one uses its methods and and 'the right thing
At the bottom of the post and 'born on the same day of photography!
The photographic purists will have to adapt over time to progress ....
Or progress only makes us comfortable in the world of medicine to cure us??


user7864
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sent on August 02, 2012 (13:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

6egrave, the landlord, the legitimate in this case) does not help, in my opinion, neither the photograph nor, again, those who look at this world through this site.
Photography is research takes time and dedication both during shooting and in all that follows (including photoshop).

Often comes back with nothing in hand, but only through this approach, in my opinion of course, you can achieve results.
Now the photos of Juza passes the "message" that any shot can become a great picture, but this is only true in the world "juzaphoto", just take a look around elsewhere to realize it.

In detail, the approach to the photo Juza landscape is trivial and mechanical: all wide angle, pointing toward the sun, diaphragms, clto make the "star" two or three exposures and then go to photoshop. This approach could be good years ago at the beginning of the spread of digital photography as a mass phenomenon, but continuing to offer it is still tedious and (this) Taliban.

We want to talk about photography? So let's take a look at the galleries of the main landscape photography and world competitions that are universally recognized as the true point of reference outside of the narrow and provincial world "juzaphoto" (GDT, Veolia, ICP Awards, just to name a few)

www.gdtfoto.de/content.php?siteloc=460
www.nhm.ac.uk/visit-us/whats-on/temporary-exhibitions/wpy/category.do?
www.icpawards.com/Slideshows/slideshow_landscape2012.html
2C the light of the moon set behind the mountains and the milky way in one fleeting moment).
www.juzaphoto.com/index2.php?l=it&pg=profile2&mode=viewgalleri

avataradmin
sent on August 02, 2012 (14:04) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The photograph is research takes time and dedication both during shooting and in all that follows (including photoshop).


Daccordissimo, but that's what I said!

In detail Juza's approach to landscape photos is trivial and mechanical


I think this statement is a little reductive: if you look at my galleries landscapes (and there are many), I would not say that they are so trivial :-)

We talk about photography?


The photos you linked are very nice, but the contests are hardly the point of reference for everyone and everything. Personally, I think there are photos just as beautiful (if not the best, in cered cases) even from photos of the week:

www.juzaphoto.com/galleria.php?cat=38&l=it

Finally, as mentioned Juza has a picture of me I grab the place of raw (which is one to begin with)


Apart from that there is neither the raw nor that white aura is so marked that in the final picture, my speech was not to question your processing, but to say that even with less processing thrusts of my , the result can still be totally detached from reality: in the case of your photos, slow shutter speed and high sensitivity has created a light ... that to the naked eye does not exist. It is more or less true picture of my much-maligned :-)

user5165
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sent on August 02, 2012 (14:17) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

the slow shutter speed and high sensitivity has created a light


Emanuele, it is not possible that you do not understand the concept, I do not. What he says and what Vincestrello support too is that it is one thing, being shot, creating an image, using just a long time, iso, aperture etc.., Create the image so exploiting the opportunities offered by the camera and objective and quite another to have fun as you like at home with your PC and Photoshop. The first thing I would say is called photography, digital design .... the second is clear, both legitimate, reputable, acceptable, and so on, but with their appropriate name and with all their differences. That's it. This means being Taliban? and why?

Silvio
www.silviotavolaro. Com

avataradmin
sent on August 02, 2012 (14:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The first thing I would say is called photograph, the second digital drawing


You can call them as you want, I call them both photographs, at least for 99.9% of my photos (the only rule out is that of the Milky Way and baobab, that's a montage openly stated that I consider "photo art" or design ).

user5165
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sent on August 02, 2012 (14:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Of course, God forbid that everyone is free to call and understand the things freely! ;-)

Good light and, at this point of August, probably good holiday!

Silvio
www.silviotavolaro.com

avatarsenior
sent on August 02, 2012 (14:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I would not be making comparisons between totally different picture, especially among photos taken during the day vs. night photos. We know that the night photos are ALL different from reality by force of circumstances, so I appreciate them just as Vincestrello knows.
Basically I see the photo of Juza as a mere exercise in photoshop, not as a beautiful landscape photography. I believe that the intent of Emanuele was just to demonstrate the potential of PS, starting from a raw, in fact two, virtually non-existent (but I could be wrong).
The software developed have incredible potential, the fact remains that a picture is well implemented on the ground, with a careful choice of the composition and light, can be seen even after processing.
Miracles PS does not make them (fortunately, it would be the death of Photography), but we can help nand make "spectacular" (but does not mean beautiful impact, attention) even mediocre shots, this is one of many cases.
Not all great pictures are taken at sunrise or sunset, there are other factors that contribute to the success of a photo, such as weather events are out of the norm and the eye of the photographer, in my opinion, is the presence of all rest.
These rays are filtered a condition beautiful but that does not deviate from normality, the landscape portrait is just as normal, as well as the composition.
Photoshop and the ability to Emanuele using it, have allowed him to achieve a pleasant but nothing more, because if the conditions are lacking on the field not be invented in post.
A photo affiancherei a story or usedlizzerei-WS in an article designed to explain the potential of PS, that's all.
The million visits, like, comments, compliments, have nothing to do absolutely nothing!
Generally speaking, the world of the web is often distorted by the creation of myths or myths, comment affects the other and so on, as in an infinite chain. When someone "dares" to break it, come the debates like this ... the forums are for!
All (or however many) will ever post photos and receive feedback mediocre unexpected and vice versa, you do not agree!
That said, perhaps the message being transmitted from this picture is a bit 'at odds with the real Landscape photography, there is nothing to Emanuele to give his own interpretation. Then everyone is free to follow this or that way.
Personalmente are a very emotional, if a picture does not send me anything, if the field was not able to perceive and extrapolate the essence of a landscape, I prefer to go back again if possible rather than accanirmi of files to be processed under torture , built completely in the picture.
Absolutely no controversy in my words, I renew my appreciation for Emanuele for the great work on this community, photographically speaking you can deviate at times, but I do not see anything wrong at all!
I repeat, are different points of view, to respect and to share it or not, landscape photography is certainly beyond the image in question in any way.

A.

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sent on August 02, 2012 (15:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

@ Vincestrello

If you want to show your class photo put online the original RAW!
Otherwise a simple screenshot of what you want to show camera raw ...
Apart from that already so we see a remarkable post surgery .....

It seems to me that for you 'is a personal matter with Juza ....
Perhaps his success and popularity give you headaches??

I ask .....

avataradmin
sent on August 02, 2012 (15:44) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

@ Integra, there is no need, my speech was referring to the fact that the field you can get a different picture from reality :-) We try to keep the discussion of soothing earth tones and without personal clashes.


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