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Sesto Calende - Piazza Cesare Abba sent on October 04, 2015 (18:12) by Roberto P. 4 comments, 758 views. [retina]

, 1/1000 f/8.0, ISO 200, hand held.

Domenica 4 Ottobre, h 16:10. E' una delle primissime foto che faccio con un fisheye. Sto studiando il linguaggio fotografico specifico per questa tipologia di obiettivi che producono "effettazzi" interessanti, ma che vanno usati con parsimonia. #Fisheye



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avatarsenior
sent on October 05, 2015 (19:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

You are right. The fish either love it or you hate it. Lens difficult. I own too (Nikon mount course: -D). If used in the bubble of natural landscapes and without the presence of structures that generate the falling lines can be exploited to its angle of view of 180 °!
Good evening.

avatarsupporter
sent on October 05, 2015 (20:56) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Actually it lends itself to photos that are the opposite of those of analytical and documentary, architectural and urban landscape, which make up most of my shots from my decades. However, especially when you have a certain age, it's good to experience something new, to keep your mind fit ...

The idea of ??buying this lens I came on August 27, by participating in this 3D:
www.juzaphoto.com/topic2.php?l=it&t=1045654&show=10

As you wrote, I see it well, especially for natural landscapes, even in the presence of a body of water more or less circular.
Keep it in bubble is the classic solution. But I think if you are shooting as the sea or a plain to a hill, they canKing interesting to keep the horizon above the median line so as to form a curvature that recalls that of the Earth.
Architecture and urban landscape would tend not to use it in articulated spaces of square and orthogonal lines, but rather characterized by different geometries, as precisely the square above. Better still enveloping spaces and characterized by curved surfaces, such as Piazza Gae Aulenti in Milan; or in buildings like arenas or framing domes from the bottom ...

Then, as I said, it should be used sparingly, in the spaces where "works". I organize my photos in sequences that generally follow the physical paths, buildings or in urban or "natural". I would avoid placing below dozens of photos with fisheye. I would put one or two alternating shots with other lenses.
It deals withimage a bit 'over the top, who are likely to get tired if you overdo it.

Thanks for the ride and commentary.
Good evening to you too.

avatarsenior
sent on October 05, 2015 (21:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Roberto you were perfect. You made a precise synthesis. I agree with everything you said, especially on this point
I see it especially well for natural landscapes, even in the presence of a body of water more or less circular
In fact:




These images are a bit 'over the top, who are likely to get tired if you overdo it.
Very true ;-)





Excuse me for abusing your space. I hope this helps.
Still good evening

avatarsupporter
sent on October 05, 2015 (21:17) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Imagine ... well thanks to the excellent examples.
In the second I recognize Castel del Monte. I associate it to that great man who was Frederick II, the "Stupor Mundi", and the beautiful biography written by Ernst Kantorowicz.

Again good evening.


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