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Hands on the door sent on April 03, 2015 (10:56) by AndreaCarpeDiem. 5 comments, 295 views.

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Blixa

sent on April 04, 2015 (13:47)

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Il dettaglio è interessante ma l'immagine è forse troppo morbida. Troppo evidente la distorsione. In questo genere di scatti serve precisione. Anche la soglia e i rametti disturbano un pochino. Io avrei provato a isolare le impronte. Che so, riprendere solo quelle, la maniglia e un pezzo di muro. E in pp farle emergere dando chiarezza e contrasto. Ottimi comunque il colpo d'occhio e l'idea. Sorriso

Naturalmente questa è solo la mia opinione e spero di non averti infastidito. ;-)

Un saluto

The detail is interesting but the image is perhaps too soft. Too obvious distortion. In this kind of shots needed precision. Even the threshold and twigs disturb a bit. I would have tried to isolate the fingerprints. I know, take only those, the handle and a piece of wall. And in pp them emerge giving clarity and contrast. Excellent however the glance and the idea. :-) Of course this is just my opinion and I hope I did not bother you. ;-) A greeting

Raffaele69

sent on April 04, 2015 (13:59)

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Mah. Quoto Blixa. Comunque a me pare micro-mossa. Se si può sapere il tempo di scatto forse si capisce meglio l'intenzione.
Saluti.

Mah. Quoto Blixa. However it seems to me micro-move. If you can know the shutter perhaps understand better the intention.
Greetings.

AndreaCarpeDiem

sent on April 04, 2015 (20:46)

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Blixa ti ringrazio per il commento, si in effetti avrei dovuto prestare maggiore attenzione, e soprattutto correggere la distorsione in pp.
Quando dici che l'immagine è troppo morbida, puoi spiegarmi meglio? Scusa ma sono agli inizi :)
Raffaele si in effetti ho notato in tutti gli scatti di quel giorno del mosso, secondo me per vari fattori: poca luce, obiettivo non stabilizzato, ma soprattutto credo inesperienza.
Infatti ho controllato, quel giorno ho scattato quasi sempre a f. 8, convinto di avere foto nitide, poi in questo caso la macchina ha impostato il tempo a 1/10, ecco il motivo del mosso.
Comunque vi ringrazio entrambi per le vostre opinioni

Blixa I thank you for the comment, you in fact I would have to pay more attention, and especially correct distortion in pp.
When you say that the image is too soft, you can explain better? Sorry but I am at the beginning :)
Raffaele is in effect I have noticed in all the shots of that day's rough, I think to several factors: low light, non-stabilized lens, but mostly I think inexperience.
In fact I checked, I clicked almost always f. 8, believed to have sharp photos, then in this case the machine is set to the time of 1/10, that's the reason for the slight.
Anyway thank you both for your opinions

Blixa

sent on April 04, 2015 (21:50)

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Intendo che non è nitida. Scattando a 1/10 ci sta che succeda. Occhio al tempo di scatto. Io normalmente lo tengo non superiore all'inverso della focale moltiplicata per 2 (es. focale 20, tempo uguale o inferiore a 1/40). E se non ti serve troppa profondità puoi anche aprire un pochino il diaframma. ;-)

I mean that is not clear. Taking 1/10 there is to happen. Eye to the shutter. I normally keep it no higher than the inverse of the focal length multiplied by 2 (ie. 20 focal, time equal to or less than 1/40). And if you do not need too much depth can open a little diaphragm. ;-)

AndreaCarpeDiem

sent on April 04, 2015 (22:15)

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Ti ringrazio per il consiglio.. In effetti dopo questi scatti ho fatto molta più attenzione, aprendo il diaframma o i casi estremi alzando gli ISO..

Thank you for the advice .. In fact after these shots I did a lot more attention, opening the diaphragm or extreme cases raising ISO ..

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