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| sent on September 03, 2012 (12:39) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Beautiful photos, very impact.
I do not know if it is possible, starting from the original raw, but I would try to correct perspective distortions and tilt that can be seen below.
Maybe a light coat Altine but beautiful color temperature.
hello Bella foto, molto di impatto.
Non so se sia possibile, partendo dal raw originale, ma cercherei di correggere le distorsioni prospettiche e l'inclinazione che si nota in basso.
Luci forse un pelo altine ma bella la temperatura colore.
ciao |
| sent on September 04, 2012 (11:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks for the tips! Unfortunately I do not have the original raw, but honestly I really like it, do not understand how the correggeresti. I agree to the lights, but they were the first tests and I still like the contrast between the darkness of the night and the light that gives off the square in the evening :-)
Grazie dei consigli! Purtroppo non ho più il raw originale, ma sinceramente mi piace molto così, non capisco come la correggeresti. Per le luci concordo, ma erano le prime prove e mi piace comunque il contrasto fra il buio della notte e la luce che la piazza sprigiona la sera :-)
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| sent on September 04, 2012 (12:07) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
To correct the falling lines are the appropriate tools in the section dedicated to the correction of the lens in the software development of Raw, you can do it in photoshop but if you are working on raw is better.
In the pictures of architecture, when possible, it is always better to correct these details.
hello Per correggere le linee cadenti ci sono gli appositi strumenti nella sezione dedicata alla correzione della lente nel software di sviluppo del raw, si può fare anche in photoshop ma se si interviene sul raw è meglio.
Nelle foto di architettura, quando possibile, è sempre meglio correggere questi particolari.
ciao |
| sent on September 04, 2012 (13:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Good to know, next time I will pay attention and try to change with camera raw! Thank you very much for the tip!
Buono a sapersi, la prossima volta presterò attenzione e proverò a modificare con camera raw! Grazie mille della dritta!
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| sent on September 04, 2012 (13:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Bella!
In hdr maybe you could remove the stain of white light on building the right ... however, bravo! Bella!
In hdr magari riuscivi a togliere la macchia di luce bianca sul palazzo di destra ... comunque bravo! |
| sent on September 05, 2012 (9:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you very much! Grazie mille! |
| sent on September 05, 2012 (9:34) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Bella. I think Beppeverga meant this: In Photoshop go to Filter-> Lens Correction-> Personal Perspective and move the cursor up and down until the edges of the buildings become vertical and then see if you like.
To reduce the high lights do not need to use HDR ... just a little correction curves or levels in PS and apply a mask selective only on areas bleached but, personally, do not bother me Bella. Credo che Beppeverga intendesse questo: In Photoshop vai in Filtri->Correzione lente->Personale e muovi il cursore della Prospettiva verticale finché gli spigoli dei palazzi diventano verticali e poi vedere se ti piace.
Per ridurre le alte luci non serve ricorrere all'HDR... basta un pò di correzione curve o livelli in PS e applicare una maschera selettiva solo sulle zone sbiancate ma, personalmente, non mi disturbano |
| sent on September 05, 2012 (10:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I tried but I personally prefer it that way: it makes me more the idea of ??depth to the central palace. For high lights do not bother me, I like the idea of ??brightness evening the square. I also experimented with other shows but in the end this is what I prefer Ho provato ma personalmente la preferisco così: mi rende di più l'idea della profondità verso il palazzo centrale. Per le alte luci non mi disturbano, mi piace l'idea della luminosità serale della piazza. Avevo sperimentato anche altre esposizioni ma alla fine questa è quella che preferisco |
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