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The castle Acaja...

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The castle Acaja sent on January 18, 2013 (18:59) by Alessio Gosmar. 5 comments, 666 views.

at 11mm, 30 sec f/22.0, ISO 400, tripod.

Fossano - Il castello degli Acaja, XIV secolo. Ora ospita la biblioteca e altri uffici comunali.





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sent on January 21, 2013 (22:31)


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Ciao.
Mi piace la simmetria (sembra che tu l'abbia curata bene) e l'imponenza che hai creato con il grandangolo.
Non mi piace il rumore presente (perchè hai usato un ISO 400 nonostante fossi sul cavalletto?)
Forse hai dei pixel bruciati sul sensore, vedo dei puntini blu nel celo ma forse sono stelle.

Andrea

Hello.
I like the symmetry (looks like you did well cared) and the grandeur that you have created with the wide angle.
I do not like the noise (because you used an ISO 400 even though I was on the stand?)
Perhaps you have dead pixels on the sensor, I see the blue dots are stars in celo but maybe.

Andrea

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sent on January 21, 2013 (23:16)


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Ciao, grazie per le osservazioni. Sono alle prime armi e questi consigli li trovo davvero utili. Sicuramente proverò a rifare lo scatto con ISO più bassi.

I punti blu credevo anch'io che fossero stelle ma guardando un'altra foto (nella stessa galleria) ho visto che si ripresentano nella stessa posizione.
Guardando i file originali non si nota nulla, sono usciti con la post produzione, credo agendo sul livello del blu.
Per questo problema provo ad aprire un post specifico.

In una prima PP avevo rimosso il palazzo sulla destra ma poi mi sono ricreduto e ne ho messa una senza modifiche.

Hello, thanks for the comments. I am a beginner and these tips I find them really useful. Surely I will try to redo the shot with ISO lower.

The blue points that I thought were stars but looking at another picture (in the same gallery) I saw that recur in the same location.
Looking at the original files do not notice anything, they left with the post-production, I think adjusting the level of the blue.
For this problem I try to open a specific post.

In a first PP had removed the building on the right but then I changed my mind and I put one without modification.

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sent on January 22, 2013 (10:52)


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Ho notato che hai scattato a f/22, ti conviene stare su valori più bassi per evitare la diffrazione ed avere, quindi, più nitidezza.

Mi associo a Andr.ea sull'abbassamento degli iso, se scatti su cavalletto bastano 100... ;-)

Per il resto, un bello scatto!!!

I noticed that you have taken at f/22, you'd better be a lower value to avoid diffraction and have, therefore, more sharpness.

I agree with Andr.ea on lowering the iso, if you're shooting on a tripod enough 100 ... ;-)

For the rest, a nice shot!

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sent on January 22, 2013 (11:39)


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La reflex l'ho acquistata nel 2009 in un viaggio a New York. Per 3 anni l'ho usata in automatico e poi, dopo la nascita di mia figlia, ho iniziato a sperimentare con le priorità (di tempo e di diaframma) col nuovo cinquantino 1.8 preso appositamente per fotografare il mio soggetto preferito!
Dopo molte letture e approfondimenti sono passato allo scatto in manuale per sperimentare e apprendere a pieno il funzionamento della reflex.
Per questo motivo ringrazio tutti per i consigli e le critiche costruttive che mi avete dato e che mi darete in futuro. Credo sia il miglior modo per crescere.

The camera I bought in 2009 in a trip to New York. For three years I've used it automatically and then, after the birth of my daughter, I started experimenting with the priorities (time and aperture) with the new 1.8 cinquantino taken specifically for photographing my favorite subject!
After many readings and insights are passed to the shooting hand to experiment and learn the full operation of the reflex.
For this reason I thank everyone for the advice and constructive criticism that you gave me, and give me in the future. I think it's the best way to grow.

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sent on January 22, 2013 (16:22)


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Ciao Alessio,
ti do anche io un consiglio per goderti al meglio il tuo Tokina, dato che lo uso con soddisfazione.
Se fai una prova mettendolo sul cavalletto e scattando una serie di foto a tutti i diaframmi potrai notare che a 5.6 avrà la miglior nitidezza.
Buon divertimento!
Luca

Hello Alessio,
I also give you some advice to fully enjoy your Tokina, since I use it with satisfaction.
If you try putting it on a tripod and taking a series of photos at all apertures you will note that 5.6 will have the best sharpness.
Have fun!
Luca


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