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| sent on November 07, 2014 (7:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Well ... I would have done with the aperture a bit 'more closed, you had that edge. More than anything else, to have to fire even the hand holding the sword. But it is a personal taste. Mah...io l'avrei fatta col diaframma un po' più chiuso, che margine ne avevi. Più che altro, per avere a fuoco anche la mano che regge la spada. Ma è un gusto personale. |
| sent on November 07, 2014 (8:01) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Forrestgump - Thanks for advice Forrestgump, I really do not know if you've raggione or not because they are portraits I'm starting this ... I love to know why ??? I think because so many shots to fire !!! :-P two days cancellavo shots from Lucca and believe me neho deleted so many !!! :-D hello and thanks again to recommend this photo is originally published do not know if I understood correctly what you asked me, "what margin you had" s14.postimg.org/5tpdku2m9/DSC_0414.jpg @Forrestgump - grazie per consiglio Forrestgump, io sinceramente non so se hai raggione o no perche son ritratti sto iniziando... questa mi piace tanto sai perche??? perche da tanti scatti mi sembra al fuoco!!! da due giorni che cancellavo scatti da Lucca e credimi neho cancellati tanti!!! ciao e di nuovo grazie per consiglio questo è foto orginale non so se avevo capito bene di quello che mi hai chiesto: "che margine ne avevi" s14.postimg.org/5tpdku2m9/DSC_0414.jpg |
| sent on November 07, 2014 (9:59) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Her face is in sharp focus, this is not discussed. I said "you had margin" in the sense that, having used ISO 100 and 1/100 time, I think the light was plentiful, so you could shoot at 1/50 or better still push the ISO to 200. With these settings you could close the aperture to 4.5 - 5 and have also focused his hand. Il viso della ragazza è perfettamente a fuoco, su questo non si discute. Ho detto che "avevi margine" nel senso che, avendo usato ISO 100 e tempo 1/100, penso che la luce era abbondante, quindi potevi scattare con 1/50 o meglio ancora spingere gli ISO a 200. Con queste impostazioni avresti potuto chiudere il diaframma a 4.5 - 5 e avere a fuoco anche la mano. |
| sent on November 07, 2014 (10:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Forrestgump - Because now I get it ...:-P my d5100 but not so good when I pick up iso even if I raise 200-300 I think sometimes I tried to take insect noise was noticeable but now I do not know whether to iso or so increase shadows ... thanks for deployment ... hello peter:-) @Forrestgump - grazie ora ho capito... ma mia d5100 non tanto bene quando alzo iso anche se alzo 200-300 secondo me qualche volta provavo scattare insetti ma rumore era evidente ora non so se per iso o per tanto aumento di ombre...grazie per spiegamento...ciao peter |
| sent on November 07, 2014 (11:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
In this photo I like the hand out of focus because it shifts attention to the real power of the image that is the face of the girl. Here the subject was in the shade, with the setting sun in the afternoon and the light was going, especially there near the walls. You were very good to get this clarity, which also appreciate the pores of the skin, with time and allowed the opening of your 100 ISO. Hello Max In questa foto a me piace la mano fuori fuoco perché sposta l'attenzione sulla vera forza dell'immagine che è il volto della ragazza. Qui il soggetto era in ombra, con il sole calante del pomeriggio e la luce se ne stava andando, specialmente lì a ridosso delle mura. Sei stato molto bravo ad ottenere questa nitidezza, in cui si apprezzano anche i pori della pelle, con il tempo e l'apertura consentiti dai tuoi 100 ISO. Ciao Max |
| sent on November 07, 2014 (22:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Maxmin - Thanks Max were there so I can share what you wrote and confirm but then again I'm still learning and trying his "style" forget me not sure of what we talked about if you want to rent some ateliere and model ... if there takes a lot for this thing I'm happy not only because I would like to learn more close portraits but having experienced than I think I can be more easily and more quickly understand better with pictures to help you ... hello soon peter:-P @Maxmin - grazie max eri li quindi quello che hai scritto posso condividere e confermare ma ripeto ancora sto imparando e cercando suo "style" sicuramente non dimenticare di me di cosa che abbiamo parlato se vuoi affitare qualche ateliere e modella... se non ci vuole tanto per questa cosa ci sto volentieri non solo perche mi piacerebbe imparare ritratti ma avendo vicino piu esperti di me credo mi puo essere piu facile piu presto e meglio comprendere ritratti con aiuto di voi...ciao a presto, peter |
| sent on November 25, 2014 (20:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello peter, My way of "criticizing" this picture .. The framing! Is not it Stetto on the face, it comprena off that at least all the sword. If allargavi a bit, PDC also increased and you'd have the whole picture in focus :) Ciao peter, Un mio modo di "criticare" questa foto.. L inquadratura! Non è ne stetto sul volto, ne largo che comprena almeno tutta la spada. Se allargavi un po, anche la Pdc aumentava e avresti avuto tutta la figura a fuoco :) |
| sent on November 25, 2014 (20:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
@ Simone600d - thanks simone, critically well received, I need it so much:-P hello soon, peter:-P @Simone600d - grazie simone, critica ben accettata, ne ho bisogno tanta ciao a presto, peter |
| sent on November 25, 2014 (20:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
that beautiful eyes !!!! educated very well !!! Hello Rusti che bellissimi occhi!!!! colti molto bene!!! ciao Rusti |
| sent on November 25, 2014 (21:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Rusti - Thanks rusti you put it eyes I had worked so hard;-) hello peter:-P @Rusti - grazie rusti si lo metto occhi avevo lavorato tanto ciao peter |
| sent on November 25, 2014 (22:40) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Peter forgive you a question: have you accidentally cleared the Shadows in the hair? Peter perdonami hai una domanda: hai per caso schiarito le OMBRE nei capelli? |
| sent on November 26, 2014 (0:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
@ Simone600d - sion forgive anything, no excuses I like to talk about photos and improvements in the picture then I answer with pleasure ... This is jpg orginale andis a bit different from raw but it seems to me rather they are more than sure that I had shadows surely open ... because you asked me ??? I think that over the top? or already sonu not a great master or expert ... :) hello peter:-P
s2.postimg.org/mjcl7ippl/DSC_0414.jpg @Simone600d - sione niente perdoni, niente scuse a me piace parlare di foto e di miglioramenti nei foto quindi ti rispondo con piacere ... questo è jpg orginale eè un po diverso da raw pero mi sembra anzi sono piu di sicuro che ombre li avevo aperto sicuramente... perche me lo avevi chiesto??? pensi che avevo esagerato? podarsi non sonu un gran maestro o esperto... :) ciao peter s2.postimg.org/mjcl7ippl/DSC_0414.jpg |
| sent on November 26, 2014 (1:17) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Te l I asked because the subject seems to have a few gray hairs when in fact it is only the result of the opening of the shadows! Portraying a woman and make her come white hair, is not a good thing ... you risk ehehehehe also being lynched by his hahaha! You could try it in Photoshop to NOT select the girl's head and brighten the shadows of the rest, leaving the hair to natural :) Te l ho chiesto perché il soggetto sembra che abbia qualche capello bianco mentre in realtà è solo il risultato dell apertura delle ombre! Ritrarre una donna e farle venire i capelli bianchi, non è una bella cosa ehehehehe...rischieresti anche il linciaggio da parte sua ahahah! Potresti provare in Photoshop a NON selezionare la testa della ragazza e a schiarire le ombre di tutto il resto, lasciando così i capelli al naturale :) |
| sent on November 26, 2014 (2:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
@ Simone600d - thanks simone for advice how to do I'll try next time;-) but this was an event of masks all truchati chindi believe that the girl had parucca ... hello peter:-P @Simone600d - grazie simone per consiglio come fare ci provero prossima volta ma questo era in un evento di maschere tutti truchati chindi credo che la ragazza aveva parucca... ciao peter |
| sent on November 26, 2014 (14:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I know, but if you look at the original will notice a bit of difference :) Hello Peter,
simone Lo so ma se guardi l originale si nota un po di differenza :) Ciao Peter, simone |
| sent on May 07, 2015 (18:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Beautiful in color. Bella anche a colori. |
| sent on May 07, 2015 (18:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Cristian Degl'innocenti - thanks cristian, hello peter :-) @Cristian Degl'innocenti - grazie cristian, ciao peter |
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