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sent on July 25, 2017 (22:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Here the light is a little long-lasting. : - | You could: - Check the horizon line in the pre-shutter or after shots (in post production) - close the diaphragm to enhance the sharpness by raising a pelin the iso (to avoid the microregion) You might think to buy a good polarizer filter to put on this lens or next you'll acquire to enhance colors, increase sharpness, reduce reflections). Equip the 18-55mm stm of its dedicated hood. Future purchase examples: canon 10-18mm stm (ultra-wideangle), canon 15-85mm is great for landscapes (between 18mm and 15mm there is a world) or a multipurpose such as tamron 16-300mm vc polyhedron with propensity to almost Macro (a 300mm) (Imho) Hello 2%C lauro Qui la luce è un pò duretta. Si poteva: - controllare la linea dell'orizzonte nel pre-scatto o nel dopo scatto (in post produzione) - chiudere il diaframma per aumenatre la nitidezza alzando un pelino gli iso (per evitare il micromosso) Si potrebbe pensare di acquistare un buon filtro polarizzatore da mettere su questa lente o sulla prossima che acquisterai per migliorare i colori, aumentare la nitidezza, ridurre i riflessi). Dotare il 18-55mm stm del suo paraluce dedicato. esempi d'acquisto futuri?: canon 10-18mm stm (ultragrandangolare), canon 15-85mm is ottimo per paesaggi (tra 18mm e 15mm c'è un mondo) o un multiuso come il tamron 16-300mm vc poliedrico con propensioni da quasi macro (a 300mm) (imho) Ciao, lauro
sent on July 25, 2017 (22:59) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Lens bought for a few days. But I think here is more a matter of experience and I really have a lot to learn. I would like to take the second level course in September. Meanwhile, however, it would be nice to learn a bit of technique and practice during the nearby mountain holiday. Thanks again Lauro Paraluce comprato da qualche giorno. Ma credo che qui sia più un fatto di esperienza e io ho davvero tanto da imparare. Mi piacerebbe fare il corso di secondo livello a settembre. Intanto però sarebbe già bello apprendere un po' di tecnica e fare pratica durante le ormai vicine vacanze in montagna. Grazie ancora Lauro
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