Lost City of Monterano

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Lost City of Monterano sent on April 08, 2013 (17:22) by Luca Alessi. 7 comments, 628 views.

at 17mm, 1/20 f/16.0, ISO 400, hand held.

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Luca Alessi

sent on April 08, 2013 (18:32)

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Non è un HDR, ho applicato la funzione duplica livello in modalità moltiplica, per scurire la scena, forse però mi sono spinto troppo nel tentativo di recuperare le alte luci, mi accorgo ora di un alone intorno alla fontana e le nubi un pò a cartone animato Confuso

Allego l'immagine originale senza PP che ne pensate?

It is not an HDR, I used the function duplicates level in multiply to darken the scene, but maybe I pushed too hard in an attempt to recover the highlights, I realize now a halo around the fountain and the clouds a little to the cardboard animated: fconfuso:
I enclose the original image without PP what do you think?

Francesco Iafelice

sent on April 10, 2013 (21:56)

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ciao luca
la pp le ha donato un colore non proprio naturale-
gia' lo scatto iniziale e' tosto.
probabilmente avrei preso il raw e sotto esposto uno stop e poi sottoesposto a 2 stop
poi avrei sommati i tre scatti e fusi probabilmente in b&W
tanto il soggetto lo merita pure un bel b&w
boooooo
e' un'idea ;-)

hello luca
The pp gave her a color not quite natural-
already 'and the initial spurt' soon.
I probably would have taken the raw and exposed under a stop and then 2 stops underexposed
I then added the three shots and time probably in b & W
as well as the subject deserves a nice b & w
boooooo
and 'an idea ;-)

Luca Alessi

sent on April 10, 2013 (22:06)

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Ciao Franco, grazie per essere passato e per aver esternato il tuo punto di vista :-P

proverò a farlo, anche se non ho ancora preso dimestichezza con le impostazioni di Photomatix, se esce qualcosa di buono la posto qui ;-)

Ciao, Luca

Hello Frank, thanks for stopping by and have voiced your point of view:-P
I will try to do so, although I have not yet become familiar with the settings Photomatix, if something good comes out the post here ;-)
Hello, Luke

Francesco Iafelice

sent on April 10, 2013 (22:10)

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okkkk

;-)
okkkk

Luca Alessi

sent on April 11, 2013 (0:18)

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Eccola Franco ho provato a sottoesporre di 1 e 2 stop e ad unire i tre file con photomatix, poi convertito in b&n .
E' la prima volta che uso questo programma e non sono tanto pratico ;-)

!
Ciao, Luca

Here it is Franco I tried to underexpose by 1 and 2 stop and join the three files with photomatix, then converted to b & w.
It 's the first time I use this program and are not as practical ;-)!
Hello, Luke

Francesco Iafelice

sent on April 11, 2013 (14:09)

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a me sembra gia' migliore(anzi, l'avrei contrastata ancora un pochino)
poi photomatix lo devi usare cosi' ne diventi pratico
;-)

it seems to me already 'better (in fact, I would have resisted even a little)
photomatix then you have to use so 'it becomes practical
;-)

Luca Alessi

sent on April 11, 2013 (17:27)

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Grazie Franco mi esercitero' ;-)

Thanks Franco I will exercise ';-)

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