The fadeaways (Tokyo)

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The fadeaways (Tokyo) sent on October 13, 2018 (9:16) by Adriano G.. 1 comments, 2404 views.

, 1/250 f/1.1, ISO 4000,

7 artisans 50 mm 1.1 Scattato praticamente al buio Molto difficile mettere a fuoco soggetti in movimento ma dopo un po' si prende la mano ...ottimo Il focus peaking foto scattata in media ris ed editata con iPhone

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TommasoPerilli

sent on December 01, 2020 (16:21) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello, beautiful photo. But I notice the very high ISOs, explain to me why in the photo, despite being big enough, you do not notice the noise? (without enlarging it of course).
Is the camera holding ISO high or have you done a post-production job? (if so, how?)
Thane!

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