Out of the Blue, Into the Black, page 2

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Out of the Blue, Into the Black sent on August 20, 2015 (21:20) by Leonardo670sv. 23 comments, 3606 views.

, 10 sec f/2.8, ISO 3200, tripod. Riserva Orrido di Botri, Italy.

Ecco uno scatto fresco fresco (nel vero senso della parola) di ieri sera! Ero partito già da casa con l'idea di far uno scatto a 360 gradi, catturando nello stile "cerchio" tutto il cielo stellato contornato dal paesaggio. Purtroppo diverse cosette sono andate storte e quindi mi sono dovuto "accontentare" di una panoramica bella larga! Purtroppo Photomerge di PS non so come mai in tutti i modi possibili mi ha tirato fuori risultati poco decenti ed ho dovuto arrangiarmi di conseguenza. Ieri doveva essere una serata poco umida visto il temporale del pomeriggio che doveva aver ripulito l'aria, invece era umidissimo con l'inquinamento che "divampava" e le nuvole che prendevano il solito colore rossastro.. Quello laggiù in cima al "crostone" dell'orrido sono io; in genere non mi piace includermi nelle foto, però penso che in questo scatto ci stesse benissimo una figura umana per rendere l'idea delle dimensioni! Ah, la panoramica è composta in tutto da 37 scatti per il cielo con i parametri qui sopra + 10 per la terra con pose da 85 secondi l'una a 4000ISO e f/4!

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Aleziggio

sent on September 11, 2015 (8:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

for my personal taste I see a little 'too much post in this picture, especially in terms of contours of the mountains and the shape of the Milky Way, it loses some of its facilities

Tia90

sent on September 14, 2015 (16:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Really beautiful, from the profane astrophotography may I ask why you had to do 37 shows in the sky? What for? Excuse the question that surely will sound obvious to you

Leonardo670sv

sent on September 14, 2015 (21:21) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you all once again for the comments and the move!

Tia90: here has nothing to do astrophotography, it's just a matter to photograph the entire sky must logically pan (because everything in there is a click) and then I had to make 37 shots to take you step by step all areas the sky! :-)

Greetings, Leonardo

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