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How to run!! sent on November 04, 2012 (20:24) by Francesco D'ermo. 6 comments, 834 views.

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user5266

sent on November 04, 2012 (20:33)

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Potresti gentilmente mettere i dati di scatto (tempo-diaframma-iso e ottica usata)per meglio comprendere le tue scelte in fase di realizzazione e poterle commentare più analiticamente. Ti ringrazio. Alessandro

Could you kindly put the shooting data (time-aperture and iso-optics used) to better understand your choices in progress and be able to comment in more detail. Thank you. Alessandro

Francesco D'ermo

sent on November 04, 2012 (21:53)

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Ciao, sono particolarmente attratto dalla sperimentazione quindi quando vedo delle foto "particolari" mi pongo subito il quesito "come è stata realizzata?", grazie a questo FORUM si può imparare molto (GRAZIE JUZA),ultimamente mi ha incuriosito molto la tecnica del Focus Stacking e grazie ai vari "JUZAniani" ho appreso che applicando un software idoneo (unione di più fotogrammi) si possono ottenere delle foto interessanti.Quindi partendo da un progetto , oltre alle impostazioni che dai alla fotocamera , devi poi applicare in fase di post/produzione i software opportuni per ottenere il risultato che ti eri prefissato in fase progettuale.Comunque nelle tre foto che ho unito i dati sono: TV0,6-AVF5,6 - ISO 100 CIAO Francesco ;-)

Hello, I am particularly attracted to the trial so when I see pictures of "special" I ask myself the right question "how it was done?", Thanks to this Forum we can learn a lot (THANK Juza), recently made me very curious technique of Focus Stacking and thanks to the various "JUZAniani" I learned that by applying an appropriate software (combination of multiple frames) can be obtained interessanti.Quindi photos from a project, in addition to the settings from the camera, then you must apply in post / producing the appropriate software to get the result that you had set during progettuale.Comunque in the three photos that I put together the data are: TV0 ,6-AVF5, 6 - ISO 100 HELLO Francis ;-)

user5266

sent on November 04, 2012 (22:08)

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Ti ringrazio per avermi delucidato riguardo la tecnica di realizzazione,ora è più chiaro come hai fatto ad ottenere questo effetto.
Ottima PP per un risultato finale ben equilibrato.

Alessandro

Thank you for giving me elucidated about the construction technique, it is now clear how did you achieve this effect.
PP for a good final result well balanced.

Alessandro

Francesco D'ermo

sent on November 04, 2012 (22:21)

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Ciao Alessandro, alle prossime ;-)

Francesco

Hello Alessandro, the next Francesco ;-)

Elisa Biasutto

sent on August 21, 2013 (12:18)

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Molto bella, complimenti. ciao. Elisa

Very nice, congratulations. hello. Elisa

Francesco D'ermo

sent on August 29, 2013 (0:32)

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Grazie del passaggio, ciao Francesco

Thanks for the ride, hello Francis

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