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Autumn of the larches...

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Autumn of the larches sent on February 23, 2023 (9:01) by Carlmon. 31 comments, 565 views. [retina]

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sent on March 09, 2023 (10:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

And yet Charles... What a majestic tree! :-or
Paul.

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sent on March 09, 2023 (12:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Paul
What do you say about colors?
Here I'm trying the ulysseita technique
Orange for me is now rich
the right The background forest has the right Tint that turns to greenish
I am not convinced by lawn and fence that turn too green

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sent on March 10, 2023 (11:46) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Dear Carlo I, clearly, I have no idea what (and what) is the technique of Ulysseita, so, even if you want, I can not come to you indications in this regard; What I can tell you, however, is that there is an obvious cold dominant, green precisely, but obviously I can not tell you what it can be caused by.

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sent on March 10, 2023 (14:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I have no idea what (and what) is the technique of Ulysseita,

Good afternoon Paul
is a technique to get a more or less (if any) correct white balance with a couple of moves with photo editing software
but most of all I was interested in your aesthetic opinion on colors
Thanks and greetings
Carlo

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sent on March 10, 2023 (16:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

We are in the "Galleries" section and so I do not go into commenting on the Ulysseita "method" but I participated in the thread you had opened about the color rendering and your dissatisfaction with the results you obtained.
I'm glad that slowly you're finding the skein of the skein, in my opinion you should underexpose in post this shot (you would saturate the colors more) and act selectively on lawn and fence in the foreground heating them, or you could work on the greens, even the trees on the left side, above the fence, seem to me to have an excess of "chlorophyll" :-D

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sent on March 10, 2023 (17:26) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks NoPhoto for the ride!
I agree with your analysis. There is a tendency to green. a bit of fine tuning is still to be done, but the image convinces me much more than what came out of the 6D in raw and interpreted LR
in the original everything tended to orange magenta and the autumn fir, disappeared without nuances.
Now instead it is as I would like to show it, a beautiful autumn fir, with orange needles that emerges and stands out well against the background of autumn forests the
lawn and fence in the foreground I should treat them with a separate mask ...

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sent on March 11, 2023 (10:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Take away just a curiosity Carlo: when you go out to photograph the white balance do you keep it automatically or adjust it according to the light situation you find?

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sent on March 11, 2023 (13:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

In automatic
But the 6d is not so accurate
Sometimes if I want some particular effect fiddled the wb in manual and you get things also very interesting

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sent on March 12, 2023 (6:39) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Well Carlo I would not trust too much the WB left automatically.
If I had a DSLR, the first thing I would worry about is precisely to make the most of the main advantage offered by digital: the possibility of instantly adjusting the Color Temperature of the sensor to that present on the scene.
And in conditions like the one you encountered in this shot the thing is not even particularly difficult: it was enough to set the Sun icon on the WB of your R6.

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sent on March 12, 2023 (22:22)


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“ E in condizioni come quella da te incontrata in questa ripresa la cosa non è neppure particolarmente difficile: bastava impostare l'icona del Sole sul WB della tua R6.”

Buona sera Paolo
Mica tanto facile
Purtroppo i preset in camera del bilanciamento bianco sono molto rigidi e non hanno vie di mezzo come succede nel 99% dei casi
Credo che sole voglia dire 7000k e un vuraggio al blu normalmente (o per compensare). Ma se sei in una situazione da 6500k avresti tutto sbagliato
Ho usato a lungo i preset in camera e ho ottenuto anche buoni risultati più che altro dal punto di vista di effetti “artistici” interessanti. Ma quanto ad azzeccare in manuale il bilanciamento del bianco per me è quasi impossibile
Ma in realtà la soluzione è molto più semplice. Basterebbe portarsi un cartoncino grigio e musurare il corretto wb in automatico. E una funzione che quasi tutte le fotocamere digitali hanno. C'è L ha anche il mio iPhone

Buona serata !


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sent on March 13, 2023 (6:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

What do I have to tell you Carlo: full Sun, at the sea we are on 5400/5500 K in the mountains maybe something more but normally we are on that Color Temperature. Otherwise, a
solution perhaps a little cumbersome but by far the best, constant measurement on Grey Cardboard at 18% and check every time you are about to photograph!
On balance, especially given all the doubts and slams that come to you, in that way you know with certainty the temperature conditions and you have no surprises.

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sent on March 13, 2023 (9:45)


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" Beh Carlo io non mi fiderei troppo del WB lasciato in automatico.
Se avessi una reflex digitale la prima cosa di cui mi preoccuperei è proprio quella di sfruttare al meglio il principale vantaggio offerto dal digitale: la possibilità cioè di adeguare istantaneamente la Temperatura Colore del sensore a quella presente sulla scena.
E in condizioni come quella da te incontrata in questa ripresa la cosa non è neppure particolarmente difficile: bastava impostare l'icona del Sole sul WB della tua R6.
"


I commenti ad un'immagine stanno diventando un post! MrGreen
Personalmente con la mia fotocamera non ho problemi a lasciare il WB in auto, direi che è preciso al 99,9%!
Alba, tramonto, ora blu, interni con luce artificiale, provo diversi WB poi in post seleziono gli scatti con il bilanciamento che più mi aggrada (non necessariamente quello più veritiero :-P)
Nulla vieta di provare settaggi del WB diversi anche in pieno sole ... poi @Carlmon non so se la tua fotocamera ti permette di variare i parametri in tempo reale così da visualizzare a schermo la resa colore che più ti aggrada, certo che non è un'operazione punta e scatta ma richiede + o - lo stesso tempo di fare la taratura con il cartoncino grigio 18%


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sent on March 13, 2023 (10:20) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Personally with my camera I have no problem leaving the WB in the car, I would say that it is 99.9% accurate!



And how do you determine that... With all this accuracy on top of that?

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sent on March 13, 2023 (11:15)


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" Personalmente con la mia fotocamera non ho problemi a lasciare il WB in auto, direi che è preciso al 99,9%!
Alba, tramonto, ora blu, interni con luce artificiale, provo diversi WB poi in post seleziono gli scatti con il bilanciamento che più mi aggrada (non necessariamente quello più veritiero :-P)
"


che fotocamera è?

" poi @Carlmon non so se la tua fotocamera ti permette di variare i parametri in tempo reale così da visualizzare a schermo la resa colore che più ti aggrada,"

sulla 6d non è possibile perchè è una reflex. quindi non vedi in tempo reale quello che scatti (incluso settaggio bw).
invece quando uso le morrorless a volte lascio addirittura una rotella per il cambio wb. soprattutto lo facevo una volta quando scattavo in jpeg. e devo dire che era un ottima soluzione. ti creavi i colori che volevi già sul posto

" taratura con il cartoncino grigio 18%"
il problema è che se vai per boschi è sempre rognoso tenersi il cartoncino in tasca e ogni volta che giri un angolo e cambia una nube, un ombra devi ritarare
il problema è che il bw varia tantissimo e continuo. quelli preimpostati non ci azzeccano quasi mai


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sent on March 13, 2023 (11:16)


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" E come fai a stabilirlo... con tutta questa accuratezza per giunta?"

Non noto dominanti sgradite da correggere, vero è che l'occhio si abitua alle dominanti, vero è che a memoria non ti ricordi una cippa dello scatto però conosco anche il mezzo con cui scatto (non solo digitale, sono un integralista delle dia come te).

Tanto per farti capire, qualche anno fa al ritorno da una sessione di scatti ad una cascata, una volta sviluppati i RAW mi accorgevo di una percepibile dominante verde, nulla di che e facilmente risolvibile in post ... salvo poi scoprire in un'occasione successiva che quella dominante verde è del luogo e non dipende dal sensore della fotocamera.
Altro episodio, due settimane fa in Val d'Orcia, campi di grano di un verde fluo a seconda dell'incidenza della luce, cosa che se avessi visto delle foto qui sul forum avrei commentato all'autore di aver esagerato con gli slide del verde!
Ecco, considero preciso e affidabile un WB della fotocamera che sappia registrare anche eventuali dominanti, che non sono necessariamente da correggere ... ricordando inoltre che a volte nel digitale le dominanti si introducono appositamente ... e in misura inferiore anche sulle dia! ;-)



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sent on March 13, 2023 (11:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I do not notice unwelcome dominants to correct, it is true that the eye gets used to the dominants, it is true that by heart you do not remember a cippa of the shot but I also know the means by which I shoot (not only digital, I am a fundamentalist of the dia like you).

Yes, but then another problem arises. How accurate is your camera monitor? I'll tell you. very little... They are not calibrated work monitors. especially those of the cameras a little older.
My Canon M3 for example does not hit a color manco to pray to monitor. and then the photos at home are completely different on calibrated monitors the
monitors of the cameras are just indicative ...

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sent on March 13, 2023 (11:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

yes but then another problem arises. How accurate is your camera monitor? I'll tell you. very little... They are not calibrated work monitors. especially those of the cameras a little older.
My Canon M3 for example does not hit a color manco to pray to monitor. and then the photos at home are completely different on calibrated monitors the
monitors of the cameras are just indicative ...

The latest generation monitors are very reliable, even in this case it is a matter of setting the various values that correspond to a finished image (remembering that we see a JPEG) based on how we are used to posting.

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sent on March 13, 2023 (11:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The latest generation monitors are very reliable, even in this case it is a matter of setting the various values that correspond to a finished image (remembering that we see a JPEG) based on how we are used to posting.

will be improved compared to 6d or m3 ... but I doubt they are particularly accurate.
The best mini monitors like iPhone of the latest generation are just enough as color accuracy and I do not think that modern cameras have monitors at the height of the iPhone 12-13 or 14
but this is another theme ... we are very ot

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sent on March 13, 2023 (11:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

@Carlmon
Unfortunately I do not have the solution for all the problems :-) , I just try to give my contribution based on my experience just to help forum users ... considering that the needs are very different between each of us and what is valid for me is not said to be for you!

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sent on March 13, 2023 (15:55)


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Ecco, considero preciso e affidabile un WB della fotocamera che sappia registrare anche eventuali dominanti, che non sono necessariamente da correggere ... ricordando inoltre che a volte nel digitale le dominanti si introducono appositamente ... e in misura inferiore anche sulle dia!?









Certo NoPhoto, sono d'accordo sul fatto che condizioni particolari possano produrre delle dominanti cromatiche tali da risultare "endemiche", ed è chiaro che in casi del genere eliminare tali dominanti sia accuratamente da evitare proprio perché si rischierebbe di snaturare l'essenza del posto, che passa anche, e direi soprattutto, per quelle dominanti che, una volta eliminate, renderebbe quel luogo del tutto irriconoscibile.
Non sono invece d'accordo con l'idea di introdurre scientemente delle dominanti, in parte perché anche in questo caso si finirebbe per snaturare l'essenza propria del luogo, e molto anche perché, nel caso delle diapositive, le dominanti si possono ottenere solo ricorrendo ai filtri CC che però, essendo in gelatina, oltre all'orrore concettuale apportano pure un notevole degrado qualitativo.




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