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Red Rock Crossing, Sedona AZ, d700 +24-70 3s...

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sent on May 05, 2012 (12:05)


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E' d'obbliogo l'HD perchè questa è salvata in qualità 50%....una devastazione.

Questo posto si chiama come il titolo ed è a Sedona in Arizona.
Ho fatto molti scatti a diverse altezze del fiume, che proporrò in futuro (ancora devo finire si sviluppare i 2 viaggi precedenti...).

Ho usato filtro ND della tiffen e è sfruttato due sassetti che spuntavano dal fiume per poszionarmici in equilibrio precario :)

P.S. le rocce sono veramente rosse anche senza bisogno della luce del tramonto, infatti si chiama Red Rock country

And 'a obbliogo HD because this is saved as 50% .... devastation.

This place is called as the title and is in Sedona, Arizona.
I made a lot of shots at different heights of the river, I will propose in the future (I still have to finish you develop the 2 previous trips ...).

I used the Tiffen ND filter is used and two pebbles sticking out from the river to poszionarmici precariously :)

PS the rocks are really red even without the light of the sunset, it is called Red Rock country

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sent on May 05, 2012 (12:23)


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Io la trovo perfetta anche al 50%!
Posso chiederti qualcosa sui filtri?
dici di aver usato un filtro ND, per quel che ho capito, questo dovrabbe abbassarti l'esposizione e consentirti così di allungare i tempi per ottenere l'effetto setoso dell'acqua.
Ma, quando si usa un filtro, come ci si deve regolare con le impostazioni della macchina fotografica? come ci si pone nei confronti dell'esposimetro? e l'istogramma che dovrò ottenere è sempre quello ben bilanciato, oppure con l'uso del filtro avrò qualche cambiamento?
L'uso dei filtri, poi, può sopperire all'uso della combinazione di più esposizioni in una foto? cosa, questa, che credo non sarò mai in grado di fare...
grazie per le risposte che vorrai darmi, ciao

I find it perfect even 50%!
Can I ask you something about the filters?
say you used an ND filter, as far as I understand, this dovrabbe crouch exposure and allow it to extend the time to get the silky effect of the water.
But, when using a filter, as you must adjust the settings of the camera? how it sets itself against the exposure? and I'll have to get the histogram is always well balanced, or with the use of a filter will have some change?
The use of filters, then, can compensate the use of combining multiple exposures into a photo? thing, this, I think I'll never be able to do ...
thanks for the answers you want to give me, hello

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sent on May 05, 2012 (12:24)


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splendido scatto!...e che posto!
riparti tra pochi giorni, giusto? metti alla frusta sta d800 così la smettiamo con le chiacchere...e poi a me servono spunti per il mio prossimo viaggio in USA ;-) (auspicabilmente con una 5dIII però Sorriso )

bye
davide

beautiful shot ... and what a place!
allocation in a few days, right? put the whip is d800 so stop with the chatter ... and then I need some ideas for my next trip to USA ;-) (hopefully with a 5dIII though :-))

bye
davide

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sent on May 05, 2012 (12:29)


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Un conto sono i filtri Graduati (GND) ossia con una parte + scura e l'altra trasparente, si usano per sottoesporre zone + luminose, tipico esempio cielo chiaro e primo piano scuro. Questi filtri possono essere sostituiti (e secondo me è molto meglio, ma per altri no) da doppie o + esposizioni poi blendate.

I filtri che uso io sono NON sostituibili in post processing e sono :
-Polarizzatore che uso per eliminare dei riflessi nell'acqua o nei sottoboschi
-ND (neutral density) usati per allungare l'esposizione, quelli che uso sono piuttosto scuri, l'esposizione la faccio sempre in manuale a "naso" e poi aggiusto se serve regolandomi con l'istogramma dell'LCD.

ovviamente un buon cavalletto è la base di partenza

Graduated filters are an account (GND) ie a + dark part and the other transparent, are used to underexpose + bright areas, a typical clear, dark foreground. These filters can be replaced (and in my opinion is much better, but not for others) by double or more exposures then blendate.

The filters that I use are NOT replaceable and post processing are:
-I use polarizer to eliminate reflections in the water or in the undergrowth
-ND (neutral density) used to lengthen the exposure, the ones I use are quite dark, I always do the exposure in manual "nose" and then was added if needed regulating myself with the histogram of the LCD.

obviously a good tripod is the starting point

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sent on May 05, 2012 (12:33)


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" riparti tra pochi giorni, giusto?"
Si e a sta botta capito proprio bene con i weekend , meteo permettendo avrò modo di riempire 50 Tera di HD :)))
2 GG a Yellowstone,
un weekend di macchina dal montana all'oregon con focus su Palouse
un weekend da Calgary ad Edmonton con focus sulle Badlands dell'Alberta
un long weekend delle Canadian Rockies

Ho un pò paura perchè non mi è mai capitato di poter sfruttare 4 weekend in pieno e conoscendo i miei ritmi combinati con l'orario dell'alba in questa stagione prevedo la devastazione fisica....MrGreen

allocation in a few days, right?

It is hit and understood just fine with the weekend, weather permitting I will have to fill 50 Tera HD :)))
2 GG in Yellowstone,
a weekend drive to the mountain with a focus on Oregon Palouse
a weekend from Calgary to Edmonton with a focus on Badlands of Alberta
a long weekend of the Canadian Rockies

I got a little scared because I did not ever take advantage of the fourth weekend in full and knowing my own pace combined with the time of dawn this season expect the physical devastation .... :-D

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sent on May 05, 2012 (12:43)


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Grazie mille per la spiegazione e...buon viaggio! ;-)

Thank you very much for the explanation and ... bon voyage! ;-)

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sent on May 05, 2012 (13:40)


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Nel complesso una buona foto tecnicamente ben eseguita e interpretata in pp. Peccato che la composizione sia un pò disturbata dai rami che coprono parzialmente le formazioni sullo sfondo e a mio parere un pelo invadenti sul pp a dx, ciao

Overall a good photo technically well executed and interpreted pp. Too bad that the composition is a little disturbed by the branches partially covering formations in the background and in my opinion a hair intrusive on pp dx, hello

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sent on May 05, 2012 (14:15)


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Molto belli i colori e tutto ben gestito...a livello compositivo però trovo un pò invadenti i cespugli sulla dx..parere personale ;-)
complimenti!
ciao
fabio

Very beautiful colors and all well-run ... in the composition, however, find it a bit intrusive in the bushes on the right .. personal opinion ;-)
congratulations!
hello
fabio

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sent on May 05, 2012 (14:34)


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Si sono un pò invadenti, in questo caso per prendere quell'acqua in primo piano non esisteva altra possibilità compositiva, ho dovuto scavalcare quei cespugli, entrare in acqua e mettermi saldo su due massetti che sporgevano, le sponde si stringevano con cespugli alti a dex e sinistra, era veramente l'unica inquadratura. Poi ne ho altre 100 di altri spot

They are a bit intrusive, in this case to take that water in the foreground there was no other possibility of composition, I had to climb over those bushes, enter the water and put the balance on two slabs sticking out, the banks huddled with high bushes in dex and left, was really the only shot. Then I have another 100 other spot

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sent on May 05, 2012 (15:49)


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La trovo molto ben equilibrata, anche l'effetto seta sull'acqua è delicato ma non esagerato.

I find it very well balanced, the effect on the water silk is delicate but not exaggerated.

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sent on May 06, 2012 (9:06)


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Ottima luce, splendido paesaggio e buona compo, sull'albero a sinistra ti sono sfuggite un po' di ac;-)
Complimenti, ciao.

Very light, beautiful scenery and good compo, tree on the left you have escaped a little 'ac ;-)
Congratulations, hello.

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sent on May 06, 2012 (11:38)


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Il posto è fantastico, ci sono stato anch'io ma, non sono riuscito a fare foto belle come le tue. Complimenti.

The place is great, I've been there myself, but I could not take pictures as beautiful as yours. Compliments.

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sent on June 20, 2016 (16:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful harmony in this shot, between light, color and composition rich in elements .. !!


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