you always start at a sunrise

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Primi scatti .. si continua View gallery (60 photos)

you always start at a sunrise sent on August 23, 2020 (15:18) by Nickonair. 2 comments, 205 views.

at 140mm, 1/160 f/9.0, ISO 400, hand held.

Come potete vedere dagli scatti pubblicati ultimamente ho avuto la possibilità di assistere ad un tramonto ed ad un'alba, per quanto diversi due momenti bellissimi. Vorrei avere qualche suggerimento per migliorare gli scatti fatti, soprattutto in nitidezza, riduzione del rumore e delle parti scure. Grazie

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Francesco I.

sent on September 02, 2020 (23:07) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Sharpness does not seem to me to be missing, then a photo of this type should be looked "from afar", so it is not necessary to be super sharp.
For ditto noise, I don't think it's compromised! The best thing in my opinion in these situations is to make multiple shots with different exposures and merge them in hdr, so you will have the ability to keep intense colors and details both in the light and shadow parts. For the rest, if you use lightroom, move the "luminance" slider in the noise reduction panel to the right. Without exaggerating.
Aside from this, I really like your shot!

Nickonair

sent on September 03, 2020 (19:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

hello Francis, thank you for the advice. I'm telling you I'm new and if you tell me about a series of shots we should open an absolutely unknown chapter, but still interesting. I only use photos of the Mac to "cure" some details, at the moment I would like to understand how to be able to make the photos then to edit them.
Thanks of thought and congratulations.

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