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Untitled Photo sent on October 19, 2011 (18:36) by Ccino. 36 comments, 1238 views.

Uno scatto semplice che rompe i schemi dei terzi, il soggetto è centrale.




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user1802
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sent on November 02, 2011 (10:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Sorry but I think you're starting to make controversy at all.

The fact that Ccino chose to compose his pictures so he can like it or not, apparently Sandro and I have a different view.

Excuse me but if the choice of composition but I do not like the right to express it.
It seems obvious, even if specified by the author that he has CHOSEN (unless you had your eyes closed) of not respecting this rule ... this choice is questionable!

We are many, it seems normal that there are different flavors (for Fortune)

I believe that every one can have their say, the comment of Sandro seems more than legitimate and even constructive ...

avatarjunior
sent on November 02, 2011 (12:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I'm glad that this shot has made many comments, as mentioned above via the composition at the end and 'subjective, and sometimes rules must be broken, I suggest you take pictures with different schemes, at least it is something different!
That said I do not say that the rule of thirds and do not put your subject in the middle and 'wrong, but if the location and the subject because it allows him to break the rules!
Shooting data: 12mm 22f 1/2 c. iso 200 remote shutter release on a tripod.


avatarsenior
sent on November 02, 2011 (14:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Forgive Marsupilami,

but I will not do it I was referring earlier controversy.

However, I believe, still re-reading what you wrote you and Sandro,
both suggest that an account or report a lack of taste (and therefore subjective),
far and 'recall rules to justify something technical inconvenient, especially
if the author has previously reported.

Therefore, as far as I'm concerned, the technical defect by stress, which han
made all, is the magenta cast. For the rest can be expressed
positions purely personal, without recourse to rules.
I do not know if I can be clear.

When you write:
"Look Franco, being a forum where we talk about photography especially to learn, discuss and improve, it seems fair to first evaluate an image based on pure technique. The only way to learn.
In any case, the basic technique you have to know "

I do not understand what has to do in this case.

The author knows the existence of this "rule", what to learn from the fact that the
remember that there?
At most you can say I do not share the aesthetic choice.

I would also like to take advantage of all to remember that the "rule of thirds"
albeit takes the rule name and 'a supposed aesthetic functional
visual perception that may or may not express more dynamic
the subject.

Therefore, do not confuse this aspect, related to the perception
and taste, withother techniques really objective.

user1802
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sent on November 02, 2011 (16:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Franco ... if we want to make fussy about the words chosen to express fine for me.
Sandro and I pointed out how he could respect the rule of thirds. Maybe the information the author and do not care even you seen that you know well ... I, however, until a couple of years ago that keen on me to explain how to compose my photographs differently just because I was studying composition in the image (which is the rule of thirds, the spiral or the golden triangle) ... then surely the information can be useful to someone else to understand the rule of thirds is not only the author.
The rule of thirds is objective, the choice of the photographer to respect it or not is up to you!
I hope we can close the discussion on the comments unwelcome and continue to talk about photography!


Ccino: something not quite right with the shooting data, I would say we view the shadow at noon, bright light.
Removing the filter 10 stops, shooting avwould have to be done to 1/2000s
Opening of the aperture at f/11 to reduce the problem of diffraction you get to 1/8000s
It seems to me one time high even with the bright light of midday

avatarjunior
sent on November 02, 2011 (17:39) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The click and 'was made 60 days ago at 16:30 or so, if you see well the shadow goes behind the tree because the sun sets right forward to it!
For shooting data you're right, I gave you another shot data by mistake! :)
These are the right ones: 1/80 f10 ISO 200 remote shutter release on a tripod 10 stop filter!

user1166
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sent on November 02, 2011 (17:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Excuse Ccino, but with 1/80 sec. as do the clouds to take a swipe?

avatarsenior
sent on November 02, 2011 (18:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Ok Marsupilami,
I do not want the punctilious, and I'll note that the tone
controversial and 'yours. I was just trying to think about
some concepts. MI will stop here.

About the picture, since you say you see streaks that I, frankly,
I can not wait. I see small details of the clouds, if you move, you would not see
at all. Of those massive, or those that are in the room, probably
and 'applied a filter very heavy which made them "soft focus"
but I do not see streaks caused by long exposures.


user1802
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sent on November 02, 2011 (18:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Ccino ... worse haha
if a filter 10 stop you took to 1/80s
means that you should not shoot at 1/82000s
Sure you do not get confused?

In my opinion ... according to the rule of 16 to calculate exposure manually I opted for this pairing: ISO 200, f/11, 1/250s
Aggiungengo then the filter means to take 4s (so you'd have even more clouds moves)

The timing, however, are vastly different from your ... boh mystery!

user1802
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sent on November 02, 2011 (18:44) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

MI stop here.

It is better here!

How about beginning to see streaks that I, frankly,
I can not wait

I agree!
I seem normal.

user1166
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sent on November 02, 2011 (19:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Sorry, I'm no expert and maybe I explained evil.
I am referring to the clouds. The clouds, especially those on the right., Play a "sharp" and a part of the "trail" that usually leaves a long exposure. How is it possible, on the same cloud mass, there are two distinct components as well? Also because, 1/80 sec., The effect of the long exposure (?) Would be nearly invisible. Or there should be a strong wind, but looking at the crown of the tree does not seem ...
I do not know, maybe I'm wrong and do not get me wrong, but I think there is something wrong.

avatarjunior
sent on November 02, 2011 (19:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Perhaps the clouds are lengthened only for the presence of gradients of altitude wind. I do not seem to crawl so much to long exposure, which excludes in principle times greater than a few tenths of a second. the shot is nice, the only thing unusual is the uncertainty about the shooting data.

user1802
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sent on November 02, 2011 (19:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Fladane,

as I see the clouds were taken without moving.

Those more "big" and they seem blurry, I think they were at a different altitude than smaller and more defined.
The first I would say are heaps and other cirrus much up between 8000 and 12000 meters.
So this distance difference is also reflected in a difference of blur.
It is therefore plausible that a part of the clouds are more moves that other.

The basic problem is that in 1/80s with a focal length of 12mm ... blur does not exist!

avatarjunior
sent on November 02, 2011 (20:39) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Shooting data are these, go Clinton.it and see the data! :)
In that output was with Bob a member of this forum and I guarantee that I have moved no cloud in pp, would not be me! ;)

avatarjunior
sent on November 02, 2011 (20:44) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

That's why I bring the accounts, the filter was not 10 stop but a polarizer! The shot I did several weeks ago!
Sorry guys but I'm not 'well I have a fever! :)

avatarjunior
sent on November 02, 2011 (21:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Imagine there's no problem. threads are good to compare and understand.
with polarizer lot of sense.
as also said marsupilami clouds are not moved but that effect due to different levels.

user1802
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sent on November 02, 2011 (23:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Mystery revealed :)





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