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Camogli 2...

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Camogli 2 sent on March 09, 2012 (17:38) by Koba90. 11 comments, 2195 views.

, f/22.0, ISO 100, tripod. Camogli, Italy.

Ho ripostato lo stesso soggetto ripreso però da un'altra visuale seguendo i suggerimenti che mi sono stati dati....forse così è un pò meglio :)!





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sent on March 11, 2012 (19:03)


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Molto molto bella, che giornata limpida poi..

Very very beautiful, clear day that then ..

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sent on March 11, 2012 (19:05)


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bè.. complimenti!! personalmente mi piace molto

Well .. congratulations! I personally like very

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sent on March 11, 2012 (19:38)


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Bravissimo Koba! Decisamente più bella dell'altra! La chicca è il sole che filtra tra le nuvole, davvero bravo. Unici due appunti, se me li consenti, sono (se ti piace questo genere, ovvero le lunghe esposizioni) procurati un filtro ND, così non devi chiudere il diaframma a scapito della qualità d'immagine e i roccioni in basso, se avessi potuto prenderli interi (ma forse dovevi avere un ultragrandangolare) erano perfetti. Cmq molto bravo, questa è davvero bella! Ciao.

Koba Bravissimo! Much more beautiful than the other! The gem is the sun filtering through the clouds, really good. Only two notes, if you will allow me, I am (if you like this genre, or long exposures) get an ND filter, so you do not need to close the aperture at the expense of image quality and rocks at the bottom, if I could take full (but maybe you should have a super-wide) were perfect. Anyway very good, this is really nice! Hello.

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sent on March 11, 2012 (20:41)


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Grazie mille per i commenti :),credo proprio che il mio prossimo acquisto sarà un filtro ND che avevo già in programma di prendere da un pò di tempo.totalmente daccordo con Nordend,potevo sicuramente includere più scogli solo che avevo perso la piastrina sgancibile del cavalletto :( e ho semplicemente appoggiato la macchina ad esso senza poterlo inclinare.

Thanks for the comments :), I think my next purchase will be a ND filter that I had already planned to take a bit of tempo.totalmente agree with Nordend, I could certainly include more than just the rocks that I had lost the plate sgancibile of stand: (and I simply put the machine to it without being able to tilt.

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sent on March 11, 2012 (20:43)


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Ah comunque in sostituzione dell' Nd ho usato un polarizzatore circolare Canon (che mi ha aiutato molto)

Ah, however, instead of 'Nd I used a Canon Circular Polarizing (which helped me a lot)

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sent on March 11, 2012 (20:55)


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Bella luce, per il resto ti ha detto Nordend4612, occhio ad usare il pola per allungare i tempi ,in determinate situazioni di luce(molto diverse da questa) con il grandangolo ti ritrovi con delle variazioni di tono terribili nel cielo... ci sono già passata;-)
Complimenti, ciao.

Beautiful light, the rest you said Nordend4612 eye to use the knob to increase the time under certain lighting situations (very different from this one) you find yourself with the wide variations in tone terrible in the sky ... There are already passed ;-)
Congratulations, hello.

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sent on March 12, 2012 (9:57)


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Grazie per la dritta Caterina :). Ti posso fare una domanda? dato che sono alle prime armi,se ho uno sfondo con un campanile (come in questo caso) come faccio per evitare di sottoesporlo quando vado ad applicare il pennello al cielo? (ho provato con una selezione ma il risultato non è ottimale.

Thanks for the tip :) Catherine. Can I ask you a question? since I'm a beginner, if I have a background with a steeple (as in this case), how do I avoid sottoesporlo when I go to apply the brush to the sky? (I tried with a selection but the result is not optimal.

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sent on March 12, 2012 (13:28)


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Dipende da come hai scurito, io di solito mi copio la zona da lavorare su di un livello e correggo con maschera pennello sfumato a bassa opacità con più passaggi, se lavori direttamente sullo sfondo puoi usare il pennello storia stesse impostazioni,in entrambi i casi però vista la forma piuottosto definita del campanile potresti probabilmente selezionarlo in modo preciso con il pennello di selezione automatica rifinito con migliora bordo;-)
Ciao.

It depends on how you darkened, I usually me I copy the area to work on a level and correct with mask gradient brush with low opacity with multiple steps, if you work directly on the background you can use the History Brush same settings, in both cases, however, given the shape of the tower defined piuottosto could probably select precisely with the selection brush finished with automatic improves edge ;-)
Hello.

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sent on March 13, 2012 (21:48)


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Bellissima foto. Un'altra tecnica per schiarire alcune aree della foto sono le luminosity mask.. Forse agli inizi è un po' complicato ma se cerchi in rete trovi diversi tutorial.
Questo secondo me è uno dei migliori:

Un saluto,
Giuseppe

Beautiful photos. Another technique to lighten some areas of the photo are the luminosity mask .. Perhaps the beginning is a bit 'difficult but if you are looking on the net are several tutorials.
I think this is one of the best:

All the best,
Joseph

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sent on March 14, 2012 (17:25)


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Grazie ancora Caterina per i preziosi suggerimenti,Kyagi per le maschere di luminosità sto sperimentando.....da quanto ho visto però ci vuole molto ma molto esercizio perchè è una tecnica non tanto semplice da assimilare :), e grazie per il link.


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sent on September 30, 2012 (0:01)


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una foto molto bella ...risveglia in me la voglia di mare. ciao.

a very nice photo ... awakens in me the desire to sea. hello.


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