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Untitled Photo sent on April 02, 2015 (0:03) by Chiccochrys. 4 comments, 292 views.

, 1/500 f/4.0, ISO 100, hand held.

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Elleemme

sent on July 16, 2015 (22:52)

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Composizione, cromie e sfocato al top ! Consiglio : non sottostimare mai il discorso di distanza di ripresa, focale e diaframma . Se osservi attentamente la testa è fuori fuoco , è una zona importante nei ritratti . In questi casi è preferibile usare un solo punto di af, ai-servo, decentrarlo sulla testa e chiudere il diaframma di quel poco che ti permetterà di estendere la pdc mantenendo un interessante sfocato, qui forse ti bastava chiudere a f.7,1 . (imho) . ciao, Lauro

Composition, colors and blurred at the top! Tip: Do not ever underestimate the talk of shooting distance, focal length and aperture. If you look closely at the head is out of focus, is an important area in the portraits. In these cases it is preferable to use a single point of af, ai-servant, decentrarlo on the head and close the iris of the little that you would extend the pdc maintaining an interesting fuzzy, here perhaps you close enough to f.7,1. (Imho). hello, Lauro

Chiccochrys

sent on July 16, 2015 (23:17)

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Grazie mille Lauro, i tuoi consigli mi saranno sicuramente utili. Il discorso della distanza di ripresa o iperfocale (correggi se mi sbaglio) devo studiarlo per benino. Grazie ancora per il passaggio e per l'apprezzamento.

Thank you very much Lauro, your advice I will be definitely useful. The Sermon on the shooting distance or iperfocale (correct me if I'm wrong) I have to study it pretty well. Thanks again for the passage and for appreciation.

Elleemme

sent on July 16, 2015 (23:33)

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L'iperfocale riguarda altri approcci fotografici . Qui è da decidere dove deve cadere la maf sapendo di quanto si estenderà c.a. la pdc (1/3 prima e 2/3 dopo) . Dobbiamo allenarci a ragionare in termini di valori: millimetri? centimentri? metri? Calcola la tridimensioanalità del soggetto Cool

Qual'è il suo spessore dalla testa all'ala ? Quanti centimetri ci sono in gioco a f.4 a quella focale e distanza? Perchè sento un campanello di avvertimento suonare? ;-)

The hyperfocal regards other photographic approaches. Here it is to decide where it needs to drop the maf knowing what will extend the pdc ca (1/3 and 2/3 after the first). We have to train ourselves to think in terms of values: millimeters? centimeters? meters? Calculates the tridimensioanalità subject 8-) What is its thickness from the head to the wing? How many centimeters are in play in f.4 to the focal distance? Because I feel a warning bell ring? ;-)

Chiccochrys

sent on July 17, 2015 (7:53)

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Ok mi metterò a studiare. ;-)

grazie ancora Lauro.

Ok I'm going to study. ;-) Thanks again Lauro.

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