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Night in Playa Catedrales...

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Night in Playa Catedrales sent on January 17, 2014 (11:56) by Caterina Bruzzone. 130 comments, 13142 views.

, 30 sec f/2.8, ISO 3200, tripod. Playa de las Catedrales, Spain.

#Seascape Tutte le foto contenute in queste gallerie sono copyright Caterina Bruzzone e non possono essere utilizzate in alcuna forma senza il consenso dell'autore.



219 persons like it: 1niko, Afrikachiara, Alberto Orsi, Alberto Perer, Albertopantellini, Albieri Sergio, Alessandro Laconi, Alessandro Riva, Alessandro Toller, Alessandro57, Alessandroza73, Alessio Cuccurullo, Alessio80, Alifax, Andrea Cacciari, Andrea Lucchi, Andrea Montalbano, Anonima.genovese, Appoloni Gianluca, Babu, Bambaro, Batt, Beatricecapone, Bepi, Berna, Betti33, Blade_71, Bolla50, Bushido, Camporeale EV, Carlo Bassi, Carlo Gandolfo - Spinotto, Carmine Di Vito, Ceccared, Cesco.pb, Checcuzzo, Ciska, Claudio Santoro, Cobarcore, Conti Cristiano, Coolshot, Cosmosub, Daniele Parizzi, Daniele Quaranta, Danilo Bassani, Daniloraponi, Davide Quarenghi, Davide Tosetti, Dazzy, Diego.armando.parafango, Diodato Campagna, Domenico, Doudou, Egio, Ellerov64, Emilio63, Enzo64, Eugenio Costa, Eukap, Evelina79, Fabio Castagna, Fabio Usvardi, Fabrizio Bellandi, Federico Barbieri, Federico Bergamaschi, Federico Cavalli, Finco, Florin, Flory, Francesco Abbate, Franco B, Franco Molinari, Free Spirit, Fulviagori, Fulvio Gioria, Fw190d, Gabriele Castellari, Gaetano Perego, Gare75, Gian Carlo Calcaterra, Gian Mario Zaino, Giani Scarpa, Gianluca Porciani, Gianni Aggravi, Gianpietro Perinelli, Gigiobreak, Ginno, Giobatta, Giordano Santini, Giorgiaschuma, Giorgio Peruzzi, Giorgio49, Giovanni Magli, Giovannini Italo, Giuliano Tinelli, Giuseppe Guadagno, Guelfo, Ilmore52, Irene Sanna, Itanep85, Jahromi, Jamesdouglasmorrison, Jappone, Jarmila, Jeant, Joseph L., Jypka, Klaudiom, Laurence Corbie, Laurenzo, Leoconte, Leonardo De Paola, Lorenzo-b, Lorenzo_rosa, Lu.slam, Luca Lanzani, Luigitanganelli, Lully, Lured60, Marco Marchelli, Marco Mercuri, Marco Risoldi, Marco12, Marco50, Marcoc, Marcom, Mario Balboni, Mario Vigo, Massimo Bonini, Massimo Vertuani, Matteo Auriemma, Mauelle, Maurizio 1908, Maurizio Camisaschi, Maurizio Junior Gabbi, Mauro266, Maverik84m, Maxange, Maxbonvi, Maxmin, Maxspin73, Maxt, Medri Silverio, Michela Checchetto, Mihal Grameno, Navitimer, Nickburen, Nicola Pezzatini, NievesY, Nightss, Nikcola, Nikispinnato, Nordend4612, Olovni, Ondrej Baly, Or52, Oro, Paoloz2, Paul86, Paz27, Pedrorusch, Peter Pipistrello, Pierangelo67, Pmaffio, Quellolà, Raffaele Della Santa, Raffaeletrek, Raumstation, Renè, Riccardo Arena Trazzi, Ricciulino, Ricky_71, Robbyone77, Roberto Marini, Roberto Paneroni, Roberto Parmiggiani, Robybinfa, Roby_73, Ruzza Stefano, Salvatore Tamburrino, Salvo L. G., Sara11, Saroukai, Sasasicilyuno, Sasha73, Scapino, Scorpi1972, Sergio Penengo, Silvio C, Simona Loredana, Simone Bonfanti, Sistuccio, Slashleo, Slidecc, Spidergreen, Ste77, Stefania Saffioti, Stefano Marangoni, Stefano Morbelli, Stefano.bynizza, Stefano3112, Stefano89, StefanoMoretti, Stefano_bocchetti, Stenogau, Supertallo, Supertopolo, Tanpit, Technophil, Tessi, Tito 1960, Tonino54, Uccio, Va.mark, Vinsss, Vitino, Vittorio Busatto, Zman, _Axl_




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avatarsenior
sent on January 22, 2014 (18:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Here we are talking two different languages, I know that my coc is so broad as you say that it came up in Genoa and surroundings (ie your home):-D

the pdc depends only on the focal length, the aperture and the distance iperfocale.il circle of confusion then it is all the space that goes beyond the depth of field and increases as you move away from the subject, but live not looking at a picture on the screen or printed standing on the couch.

when I look at a photo is as if I wanted to photograph it, my eye is my goal and my lens is my vista.più I walk away and decreases my perception of sharpness obvious, but on the whole picture, not on the pdc of the scene represented on the photo and if I approach the other hand, even though they may be blinded, it will increase the sensazione of sharpness, until my minimum focusing distance, that of my eye.
the photos I had printed will always focus as I know from the first blade of grass to infinity, it is not that if you look at it from farther the blade of grass is blurred, but am I at this distance I can not see clear because my eye has a lower resolution at that distance.
Now I'd better go to put on the chicken, because if my wife does not find when he gets ready on the table, I'll see you with it, and I can guarantee that the coc makes you come her:-D:-D: - D

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sent on January 22, 2014 (19:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Simon the issue pdc is quite debated forever, and the circle of confusion holding true to its name has always been cause of great confusion ..
I confirm what is written the pdc is a feeling, in fact actually changes depending on the visual perception of each (what I see as a net point you could already perceive it as slightly blurred) but before going ahead by creating more confusion inevitably you should read a valid document that the good Maurizio (Pisolomau) has patiently taken down after yet another heated discussion on the topic [URL =] www.juzaphoto.com/topic2.php?l=it&t=346491 [/ URL ]
Ps I have not prepared to meet for dinner? I throw a little 'chicken .. what it's like? ;-) :-):-D

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sent on January 22, 2014 (19:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I conclude that those who seem to actually have stones rocks

They give you an idea for the reef is about 30m high ;-), the location is truly majestic and in some places has caves and arches that seem really times of a cathedral.
Hello :-)

avatarsenior
sent on January 22, 2014 (20:07) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Catherine for chicken e'troppo later, there we are gia'sbaffato, however andro'a read the article, but what I do not square the iconic pdc It is a fact that the laws of physics can not be interpreted, that instead It is the coc that is subjective, depending as you say (including max) depends on how one sees us, but I think the differences are so subtle that they do not affect granche'sulla different sensation of sharpness between two or più'persone.
the speech that you do close on a couple of stops why? so you're safe and you do not know what distance you look at the photo, frankly leaves me a little interdetto.io photographer then when I continue to press the button of depth of field to make sure it is in focus what I want and I'm not sure to calculate ' hyperfocal and I'm not sure about the yardstick to measure it.
for the moment I lay down weaponsbut I do not feel defeated yet:-D
hello

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sent on January 22, 2014 (20:20) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Given that the pdc depends on the focal length, the aperture and the distance to the subject, I asked for help at Wikipedia to clarify, in a simple way, the question:
"The depth of field or simply clear depth of field (DoF or abbreviated PdC English Depth of Field) is the distance in front of and behind the focused subject that appears sharp. Goal Setting For each, there is a 'only the distance at which objects appear sharp, sharpness decreases gradually forward (towards the photographer) and behind the subject in focus. The "clear field" is that range of distances in front of and behind the subject in which the blur is imperceptible or at least tolerable, the PdC is said to be greater if this range is wide and less if it is reduced. reasons related to the angle of incidence of the rays lumindare, the field is becoming increasingly clear extended behind the subject in focus than in front, more precisely, the distance in perfect focus is roughly one-third of the field clear, towards the photographer. A point outside the field clear (blurred) on the film produces a circle of confusion, the diameter of which increases as one moves away from the field clear itself. "Fwink:

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sent on January 22, 2014 (20:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Patience for the chicken, I hope it was good:-D
My close is more empirical, it is based on personal experience, allow me to address any of crop without any major problems and looking 50x70 prints from half a meter (you should not, but then they do exhibitions), however in the end it all less complicated than it seems, when the subject is more than 5 meters with a fairly wide angle focal length and aperture 16 hardly have trouble, let it go below the calculations of focus stacking and go do that before ;-). unscientific but it works almost always, or time that you've considered all the variables (each bulb has its own CDC) light is gone.
Read the document, then we'll talk ;-)
Hello :-)

avatarsenior
sent on January 22, 2014 (20:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Gosh guys! I have the coc really confused! I just do not follow post more!

I'm going to read me a bit 'of comments in the last EP so I relax :) :) :) :)

avatarsupporter
sent on January 22, 2014 (20:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

and do not forget that at the same magnification ratio is independent of the pdc (or almost) the focal length.
Just to give a little 'of confusion:-D
Gianluca do not leave us! maybe soon we start talking about the other theme impossible to unravel relations between ppi and dpi when printing .. continue to hurt us:-D:-D

avatarsenior
sent on January 22, 2014 (21:20) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

In the end it all less complicated than it seems, when the subject is more than 5 meters with a fairly wide angle focal length and aperture 16 hardly have trouble, let it go in the calculations and go before you do focus stacking ;-). unscientific but it works almost every time, otherwise time you've considered all the variables (each bulb has its own CDC) light is gone.


this is precisely what I wanted to hear, let the calculator at home and with some changes resolves, on this forum I often read endless discussions of diffraction, resolution of the lens, buffer, points of focus, shutter speed, photodiodes, dead and hot pixels, dpi, ppi, pdc bots and cct ... that sometimes you lose the sense of practical shooting in the field.
I did not trust either of themnee of pdc on fixed targets, but I checked again with the eye, then it's digital, and with him also the focus stacking boon for us landscape photographers.

I think it's time to close this boring technical parenthesis here, because in addition to not wanting to cause too much trouble to our sensitive friend Gianluca:-D I would not take visibility to our young photographer catherine who needs to grow criticisms and comments:-D: -D:-D

p, s. the chicken even though I'm busy it was still a very favola.Ogni thing that touches my pan becomes a work of art, each image as it passes through the rest of my camera:-D:-D:-D
(The first that brings out the story of the still picture of my wife in ladack is the end of tonight's chicken)

avatarsupporter
sent on January 22, 2014 (21:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Well is the provision of the calculator (and also the sharpness and dissacramento mp) is an old subject about which we have often engaged with Max 57 but in the end I have the impression that we seem to be old ;-)
young photographer
and you better .. since we are peers 8-) ;-)
a work of art, like every image that passes through my camera the rest
so what you get here is to be the fault of the PC :-/ 8-) ;-):-D: - D

avatarsenior
sent on January 22, 2014 (21:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

so what you get here is to be the fault of the PC

not the fault of the internet links, but only to the area of ??Genoa, you know they also save on that:-D:-D:-D

I have just returned from the article, that brick!'re there if you wanted to take revenge riuscita.comunque did not know the relationship of the circle of confusion based on the magnification of the final print, or I would add the size of the picture on the monitor (?). whether you consider the final effect then maybe I can understand, but not that from where you look at things change once printed, this does not convince me that ancora.capisco more you enlarge a picture and you have to get away to see her more clearly, hence the "rule" of the diagonal, but once you reach that distance, are not yet convinced that closer or further away to change the pdc, it should be bastotherwise to never end.
hello

avatarsupporter
sent on January 22, 2014 (21:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

:-) Good night :-)

avatarsenior
sent on January 22, 2014 (22:45) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

azz, Simon, you're well hard COC .... :-P

avatarsenior
sent on January 23, 2014 (8:21) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Simon points to your last question is clearly yes, changing the magnification factor changes (or may change, the better) the perception of suocato. View a photo in full screen on a monitor that can be felt all on fire, magnified to 100% out the flaws if there are any.

From the practical point of view I rule so extreme for the photos I take into account with the focal tables 2-3 and a couple of lenses. I take the example with 14 of the ff: do some tests when I have time to figure out the car and my needs with coc that I have to work (on the use d600 0.018) defined this birth with testing just a couple of diaphragms job. definitely f11 and 14 2.8 for the night. I read the tables which is the hyperfocal distance, and I try on my ring, which clearly has never precisa.Dopo a little temptedI find the point that allows me, at that given aperture to have focus from infinity to a minimum, and from that moment on that point in the diaphragm will forever be my hyperfocal. A segnetto on the bezel is also very practical ... from there you will need to do more calculations and more than a maf will not go wrong.
Ps .. if you look at the tables, the difference between f11 and f16 is very little, you gain a few inches, I do not think it's worth it, the diffraction at f16 is felt.

The focus staking does not always save you, there are situations that it is complicated to merge later in development, if you need to add that even more exposure for the sky (say 3) + those for the focus staking .. not finish the most. ;-)

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sent on January 23, 2014 (8:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

if you look at the tables, the difference between f11 and f16 is very little, you gain a few inches, I do not think it's worth it, diffraction f16 is felt .

That is why the pdc increases much more than what the theoretical calculation indicates, to the cdc real f16 lens probably goes above 0.4 is slightly less sharp than the crisp and slightly blurred it becomes much more difficult to distinguish the broadening lot pdc that memory is greater the lower the risolvenza optics, however, we speak of visible differences in monitors on large format prints also well postprodotte differences cancel out.
With the 14 mm still reside on the field at a point hyperfocal f11 is certainly good advice, too often during the day do soì, the problems come out when photographers pdr low, taking a close-up to a few centimeters that the perspective effect of the lens makes it always important in these cases the focus stacking is almost indispensable.

avatarsenior
sent on January 23, 2014 (9:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I agree with you, Ma'am, is that I refuse to think of decreasing the risolvenza to increase the pdc. But your concept is sacrosanct.
The second part of the FS, you're referring to mica (my) branch that you love so much? Hi Hi Hi:-P

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sent on January 23, 2014 (9:07) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

No reference to any photographs things or people is purely coincidental ;-) :-)

avatarsenior
sent on January 23, 2014 (17:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Wonderful light and pictures, I prefer the first photo

hello
Danilo

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sent on January 23, 2014 (20:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Danilo :-)
Hello.

avatarsenior
sent on March 12, 2014 (22:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Oh yes just beautiful! :-)




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