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Lotus Flower sent on October 31, 2012 (22:23) by Andrea Cristofoli. 2 comments, 680 views.

at 210mm, 1/1600 f/8.0, ISO 800, hand held.

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Pigi47

sent on November 01, 2012 (10:03)

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A parte la luminosità un po' elevata alla dx di chi osserva, la quale andava schermata per evitare perdita nei dettagli e con un pannellino smorzare l'ombra, ma almeno con i soggetti statici l'uso di un cavalletto o di un punto d'appoggio stabile sarebbe necessario per ottenere immagini più nitide.

Apart from the brightness a little 'raised to the right of the observer, which extended screen to avoid loss in detail and with a panel dampen the shadow, but at least with static subjects the use of a tripod or a point' stable support would need to get sharper images.

Andrea Cristofoli

sent on November 01, 2012 (10:30)

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Ciao Pigi, ti ringrazio del passaggio e del commento fatto. Questa foto è stata volutamente fatta così, ho scontornato il fiore, ho sfuocato al 60% poi ho regolato la luce con omni e con la maschera bianca, ho penellato per tirare fuori la messa a fuoco (vedi parte alta del fiore), ho regolato la sfocatura un pò di contrasto... e il gioco è fatto per rendere il tutto un pò ovattato (vedi parte bassa del fiore).
Alla prossima.
Andrea

Pigi Hello, thank you for the changeover and the comment made. This photo was deliberately done so, I cropped the flower, I blurred to 60% then I adjusted the omni light and the white mask, I penellato to pull off the focus (see the upper part of the flower), I set blurring a little contrast ... and you're done to make things a little muffled (see the lower part of the flower).
To the next.
Andrea

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