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| sent on February 26, 2015 (0:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I like the point of recovery, as the wakes of the cars and the tram and the blurring of the flags. Beyond a haze that has certainly benefited the sharpness of the picture, there is a problem on the show, since you have completely burnt building lights (which takes on a false and ugly to behold) and, to an extent Minor, on the lampposts. Since I have made this mistake before you, allow me a tip for next time: in the presence of points strongly illuminated by artificial light in long exposures, once you choose the aperture, proceed to a spot metering on the brightest point. After that, and the exposure, reassemble the scene according to your needs, possibly even choosing the most suitable focus point. Of course, it may well be that exposure was correct in origin and have overplayed his hand with contrasts in pp .... this theonly you can know! Give us inside, you have eye Mi piace il punto di ripresa, come le scie delle vetture e del tram e l'effetto mosso delle bandiere. Al di là di una foschia che non ha certo giovato alla nitidezza della foto, c'è un problema sull'esposizione, visto che hai completamente bruciato le luci dell'edificio (che assume un aspetto posticcio e brutto a vedersi) e, in misura minore, sui lampioni. Siccome ho fatto questo errore prima di te, mi permetto un consiglio per la prossima volta: in presenza di punti fortemente illuminati da luce artificiale in lunghe esposizioni, una volta scelto il diaframma, procedi ad una misurazione spot sul punto più luminoso. Dopodiché, bloccando l'esposizione, ricomponi la scena secondo le tue esigenze, eventualmente scegliendo anche il punto di fuoco più consono. Beninteso, potrebbe pure essere che l'esposizione era corretta in origine e hai calcato troppo la mano coi contrasti in pp.... questo lo puoi sapere solo tu! Dacci dentro, hai occhio |
| sent on February 26, 2015 (11:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks for the ride, and the board, you're absolutely right;-) Actually part of the building is burnt from the outset, however, I uploaded the photo because despite the mistake I like, but from now on we'll pay more attention! Grazie del passaggio e del consiglio, hai assolutamente ragione  Effettivamente parte dell'edificio è bruciata già in partenza, ho caricato comunque la foto perché nonostante l'erroraccio mi piace, ma d'ora in poi ci farò più attenzione! |
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