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Cryogenic sleep sent on September 25, 2018 (21:48) by Jacopo Pasqualotto. 4 comments, 766 views.

at 11mm, 0.4 sec f/22.0, ISO 100, tripod.

L'esploratore Spaziale ha misteriosamente criccato il motore ;) .... in attesa che l'SOS venga captato da qualche galassia lontana si iberna nella stanza criogenica dell'astronave, preparandosi ad affrontare un'attesa che potrebbe durare secoli o millenni. Questa volta torniamo da mamma Canon: la 5D col Tokina 11-16 prima serie a 11 mm diaframmato tutto chiuso per la massima profondità di campo, uno dei pochissimi obiettivi parafocali non-cine in commercio, qui messo sulla verticale del tavolo luminoso a pochi cm. dalle valvole disposte sul perimetro del cerchio aps-c. Ho sovraesposto parecchio per dare l'effetto onirico alla situazione. Notate che i cerchi grigio scuro a lato dell'inquadratura sono l'INTERNO dell'obiettivo ! Iso 100 per un'immagine pulita, da stanza asettica, e WB a 3000K per annullare i micidiali neon. Le cose intorno sono valvole noval prese da vecchie tv, mentre i 4 tubi sono le provette di chimica su cui avevano imprigionato l' Esploratore alla n.4. NOTA: durante tutte queste bizzarre prove, ho notato che l'esposimetro della Nikon D200, in modalità Matrix 3D, è NETTAMENTE migliore del corrispondente Canon in modalità valutativa, essendo capace di bilanciare decisamente meglio le luci anche in queste assurde immagini a contrasti disumani che vi propongo, sono invece equivalenti in Spot. Non so come si comportino le altre Nikon, ma onore al merito per la D200.

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19 persons like it: -massimiliano-, Altmatt, Ashgan, Cirillo Donelli, Claudio Cortesi, Claudio Ricci, D France, Edecapitani, Federico Tamanini, Giordano Valentini, Lomography, LucianoSerra.d, MatthewX, Murmunto, Rossana.c, Sg67, Trackmaster, Vafudhr, Valadrego Uci

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LucianoSerra.d

sent on September 25, 2018 (23:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Congratulations... all the pictures of this gallery are stunning... 8-)

Jacopo Pasqualotto

sent on September 26, 2018 (19:54) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you! These are very funny experiments! And maybe a little different from the usual.....

Ashgan

sent on November 07, 2018 (20:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Congratulations really, I think you are one of the few real artists on Juza.

Jacopo Pasqualotto

sent on November 07, 2018 (20:54) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks for the compliments. Fantastic your picture of the abyss! It makes you dizzy. ... you might like the user's galleries Nico lunes. Try to see: it deserves.

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