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| sent on March 28, 2019 (12:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Paul,
Congratulations for the beautiful photos you made, some really amazing!
From Neita I have to ask you a technical question, why do you keep the ISO always high enough while having much light?
Thanks and Congratulations,
Francesco Ciao Paolo,
complimenti per le bellissime foto che hai fatto, alcune davvero incredibili!
da neofita devo farti una domanda tecnica, perchè tieni l'ISO sempre abbastanza alto pur avendo molta luce?
Grazie e complimenti,
Francesco |
| sent on March 28, 2019 (13:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Francesco If you use long lenses it is essential that they are stable and that you have enough speed to not have micromossi and not just micro.
Wanting Quick times you have to increase the ISO and decrease the depth of field.
If you have so much light becomes easier but the photos try to make them with the best light then early in the morning or in the evening with less light.
Many, I'm talking about wildlife photos, use the automatic ISO putting speed not less than 1 thousandth, with long lenses, and then the ISO go very high, which the current cameras hold well and also because the possible noise is easily Controllable in pp.
Is a continuous battle, use low ISO to have better quality shots but absolutely avoid the moved photos for low speed Francesco se usi lenti lunghe è essenziale che siano stabili e che tu abbia velocità sufficiente per non avere micromossi e non solo micro.
Volendo tempi rapidi devi incrementare gli ISO e diminuire la profondità di campo.
Se hai tanta luce diventa più facile ma le foto cerchi di farle con la luce migliore quindi al mattino presto od alla sera con meno luce.
Molti, ti sto parlando di foto naturalistica, usano gli ISO automatici mettendo velocità non inferiori ad 1 millesimo , con lenti lunghe, e quindi gli ISO vanno molto in alto, cosa che le fotocamere attuali reggono bene ed anche perché l'eventuale rumore è facilmente controllabile in pp.
È una battaglia continua, usare bassi iso per avere scatti di qualità migliori ma evitare assolutamente le foto mosse per bassa velocità |
| sent on April 19, 2019 (21:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you so much, that's what I wanted to understand. I suspected seeing the shutter speeds so short but you have clarified the doubt very well.
Thanks a lot and congratulations for the beautiful photos! Grazie mille, era proprio quello che volevo capire. Lo sospettavo vedendo i tempi di scatto così brevi ma mi hai chiarito molto bene il dubbio.
grazie mille e complimenti per le bellissime foto! |
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