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| sent on July 08, 2019 (15:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello, I ended up on this photo after buying the 24 mm (I also have the 77D).
Technical question: how did you make the water so still even with a very high exposure time?
However beautiful photos, especially those with burano :)
A greeting,
Daniel Ciao, sono finito su questa foto dopo aver acquistato il 24 mm (ho anche la 77D).
Domanda tecnica: come hai fatto a rendere l'acqua così ferma anche con un tempo di esposizione molto alto?
Comunque bellissime foto, soprattutto quelle a burano :)
Un saluto,
Daniele |
| sent on July 08, 2019 (17:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Daniel,
I'm glad you like my photos.
Coming to your question...
When you shoot long, like I did, it's normal for everything that moves to leave more or less a trail. In this case the water obviously not being stationary, creates this silt effect.
If you go and look, in my panorama gallery you will find a photo taken in Selinunte where in addition to the blue sky and the reflection of the colors in the water, there is also the "silk" effect of the sea.
Many do it with waterfalls.. long exposures and of course easel!
If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to ask questions.
Hello, Tony. Ciao Daniele,
Mi fa piacere che ti piacciano le mie foto.
Venendo alla tua domanda...
Quando scatti con tempi lunghi come ad esempio ho fatto io, è normale che tutto ciò che si muove lasci più o meno una scia. In questo caso l'acqua ovviamente non essendo ferma, crea questo effetto setoso.
Se vai a guardare, nella mia galleria panorami troverai una foto fatta a Selinunte dove oltre al cielo blu e il riflesso dei colori in acqua, c'è anche l'effetto "seta" del mare.
Molti lo fanno con le cascate.. lunghe esposizioni e ovviamente cavalletto!
Se hai altre domande non esitare a fare domande.
Ciao, Tony. |
| sent on July 08, 2019 (17:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you, very clear :)
A greeting,
Daniel Grazie, chiarissimo :)
Un saluto,
Daniele |
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