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sent on March 07, 2013 (14:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
These games of light I like always, but I'm really very sensible at the time of installation. In terms of focal adjustment and ISO that I could do nothing. At this point you have three ways to not burn too much light as was the case: A shutter speed shorter, so less density of light and lines, but also a good effect. An ND filter (here I think there was an 8 well) over the lens to limit the incoming light. Perform several shots and then stack them (not easy).
The deep blacks eventually be supported as a photo so ... but the contrast with the high lights then immediately evident. Yours sincerely. :-) Questi giochi di luce mi piacciono sempre molto, ma sono davvero sensibilissimi al tempo di posa. A livello di regolazione focale e di ISO vedo che non potevi fare altro. A questo punto hai tre soluzioni per non bruciare troppo le luci come è avvenuto: Un tempo di posa più corto, quindi meno densità di luci e linee ma un buon effetto ugualmente. Un filtro ND (qui penso un 8 ci stava bene) davanti all'obiettivo per limitare la luce in entrata. Eseguire più scatti e poi sovrapporli (not easy).
I neri profondi alla fine sono sopportabili in una foto così... ma il contrasto con le elevate luci poi salta subito all'occhio. Saluti cordiali.
sent on March 07, 2013 (16:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks for the comments very useful ... Unfortunately, when I took it I did not possess a nd now I'm gearing up better ... Indeed, but 'could evaluate different aspects ... But I was in a special situation and I was able to do a few shots ... So 'was quite a shot "improvised" or otherwise studied only in the head before arriving on site :-) However I will try to improve to be ready in situaIoni similar ;-) Grazie mille per le osservazioni molto utili... Purtroppo quando l'ho scattata non possedevo un nd, ora mi sto attrezzando meglio... Effettivamente pero' potevo valutare diverse esposizioni... Ma ero in una situazione particolare e ho potuto fare pochi scatti... Quindi e' stato uno scatto abbastanza "improvvisato" o comunque studiato solamente nella testa prima di arrivare sul posto Comunque cercherò di migliorare per essere più pronto in situaIoni simili
sent on March 07, 2013 (16:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
:-) And Well not easy to snap on the fly so you're right! I have also made several shots of the genre and a number of experiments, and I have spent hours (and many shots) on the place to get "more or less" what I wanted :-) So I understand you very well! :-) Greetings E bè per niente facile uno scatto così al volo si hai ragione! Io ho fatto anche diversi scatti del genere e diversi esperimenti, ed ho passato ore (e molti scatti) sul posto per ottenere "più o meno" quello che volevo Quindi ti capisco benissimo! Saluti
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