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in the night...

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in the night sent on November 18, 2012 (11:29) by Marco Moffa. 7 comments, 1742 views.

, Posa B f/2.8, ISO 1600, tripod.

#NightPhotos #Notturno





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avatarsenior
sent on November 18, 2012 (12:57)


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Bellissima, unico difetto le foglie bruciate dove illuminate

Beautiful, unique defect where the burning leaves illuminated

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sent on November 19, 2012 (9:33)


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hai ragione, peccato per quelle foglie bruciate...
ti ringrazio per il passaggio! Ciao ;-)

you're right, shame about those burning leaves ...
I thank you for the ride! Hello ;-)

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sent on November 19, 2012 (20:54)


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Che bella composizione, però credo che tu possa aggiustare le foglie illuminate con PS usando la correzione del colore selettivo ;)

What a beautiful composition, but I think you can fix the leaves illuminated with PS using selective color correction ;)

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sent on November 19, 2012 (21:00)


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Ti ringrazio Beppe! ;-)
in realtà c'ho provato con Ps ma non sono stato capace... il risultato è pessimo!

Beppe Thank you! ;-)
actually tried with PS but I was not able ... the result is very bad!

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sent on November 20, 2012 (13:39)


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Ho provato a correggere velocemente clonando la parte in ombra dell'albero dove invece risulta illuminato, selezionando precedentemente l'area interessata con la penna magica per evitare che il cloning si espandesse dove non lo desideravo, certo è il risultato di 5 min di lavoro, se ne perdi 15 forse ottieni qualcosa di meglio , anche perchè io non sono proprio un drago in photoshop MrGreen





I tried to quickly fix cloning the shaded part of the tree where the other hand is illuminated by selecting previously affected area with the magic pen to prevent the cloning to range where I wanted it, of course is the result of 5 minutes of work, if you lose 15 maybe get something better, partly because I'm not really a dragon in photoshop:-D




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sent on November 21, 2012 (10:51)


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Bravo Michelevino, con la clonazione tutto è possibile MrGreen io a questo punto avrei tolto anche la luminosità della finestra, oppure abbassato la luminosità alle foglie e alla finestra in modo da farle sembrare più naturale possibili, a pensarci prima bisognava usare due esposizioni diverse una alla casa/alberi e una al cielo, poi sovrapporre le foto ;)

Bravo Michelevino with cloning everything is possible:-D I at this point I removed the brightness of the window or down the brightness of the leaves and the window in order to make them look as natural as possible, to think about it before you had to use two different exposures one at home / trees and the sky, then superimpose photos ;)

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sent on July 14, 2014 (7:10)


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complimenti... ciao peter

congratulations ... hello peter


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