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Photo 6 sent on January 26, 2021 (12:41) by Mtdbo. 2 comments, 264 views. Queste fotografie sono state caricate perché fanno parte di un articoletto che ho scritto su come riprodurre negativi e diapositive utilizzando un obiettivo macro. Io ho usato un 105 Micro più un ES-1 ma si può fare con qualunque obiettivop macro.
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sent on February 11, 2021 (21:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
yes, I agree with you 100%. This test I did to see if a brutal conversion from RAW negative to photoshop (selecting white balance from an unde exposed area and reversing the curve) gave acceptable results, and the answer is no. You need to be more calm to study, set and photograph to have a RAW negative to use. However, as a starting point, it is not bad. Handcuffing on contrast and white would improve a lot. it is probably also necessary to choose the exposure more accurately. Oth other interesting aspect of this test is that, all in all, with one click I get a jpg comparable to a scanner. with less than a hundred euros (if one already has a macro and a D850-D780) si, concordo con te al 100%. Questa prova l'ho fatta per vedere se una brutale conversione da negativo RAW in photoshop (selezione del bilanciamento del bianco da una zona non esposta ed inversione della curva) dava risultati accettabili, e la risposta è no. Occorre mettersi con più calma a studiare, settare e fotografare per avere un negativo RAW da utilizzare. E comunque come base di partenza non è malaccio. Smanettando su contrasto e bianco migliorerebbe molto. probabilmente occorre anche scegliere più accuratamente l'esposizione.
Altro aspetto interessante di questa prova è che, tutto sommato, con un click ottengo un jpg confrontabile con uno scanner. con meno di cento euro (se uno ha già un macro e una D850-D780)