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The light that pierces the sky...

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sent on May 24, 2013 (23:53)


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Mi piace questa luce dirompente anche se ti diranno che c'è il flare ecc..Una foto che testimonia la potenza della natura.Bravo. la pp si potrebbe migliorare rendendo la luce ancora più protagonista, peò io non so come, passo.

I like this even if the breaking light will tell you that there is a flare etc. .. A photo that shows the power of natura.Bravo. the PP could be improved by making the light even more character, PEO I do not know how, step.

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sent on May 26, 2013 (17:52)


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Ok, grazie per l'apprezzamento e del suggerimento!!

Ok, thanks for the appreciation and the suggestion!

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sent on July 12, 2013 (8:23)


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Molto buona l'idea generale e la creazione di una specie di cornice data dai rami.
Per migliorare uno scatto del genere, secondo me, dovresti:
- non chiudere così tanto (direi che f/11 fino a f/16 sia più che giusto) per ottenere anche un pò più di dettaglio;
- usare un paraluce (almeno non per eliminare totalmente il flare, dato che il sole è frontale) per evitare la troppa luce che colpisce la lente anche da direzioni non corrette;
- mettere a fuoco un punto ben preciso, magari di un certo interesse (tipo un albero dietro le case)
- aspettare ancora qualche istante prima di scattare, così da limitare la quantità di luce che inevitabilmente brucia attorno al sole.
- magari mettere qualcosa o qualcuno in primo piano e usare il flash o qualcosa di riflettente (un pannello bianco va benissimo). I ritratti o anche gli still in controluce sono favolosi.
ciao
Lorenzo

Very good the general idea and the creation of a sort of frame data from the branches.
To improve a shot like that, in my opinion, you should:
- Not close so much (I'd say f/11 to f/16 is more than fair) to get even a little more detail;
- Use a lens hood (at least not to totally eliminate the flare, since the sun is on the front) to avoid too much light hitting the lens also incorrect directions;
- To focus on a specific point, perhaps of some interest (such as a tree behind the houses)
- Wait a few seconds before shooting, so as to limit the amount of light that inevitably burns around the sun.
- Maybe put something or someone in the foreground and use the flash or something reflectiveauthority (a white panel is fine). The portraits or even still in backlight are fabulous.
hello
Lorenzo

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sent on July 24, 2013 (12:51)


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A me piace molto come scatto complimenti Sorriso sembra proprio un'esplosione di luce Sorriso
un saluto,Simone

I really like shooting congratulations :-) looks like an explosion of light :-)
a greeting, Simone

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sent on July 24, 2013 (14:16)


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Lorenzo Pastori:
-Ho provato con f/11 ed f/16, l'effetto del sole non era questo, non mi interessava il dettaglio del resto, ma solo i raggi del sole!
-Ho usato il paraluce;
-Per quanto riguarda la messa a fuoco ammetto di non aver scelto il punto migliore per la messa a fuoco...
-Intendi aspettare che cali la luce del sole?
-Volevo realizzare questo scatto, senza altri oggetti...


Lorenzo Pastors:
-I have tried using f/11 and f/16, the effect of the sun that was not, I was interested in the detail of the rest, but only the rays of the sun!
-I used the lens hood;
-As for the focus I admit that I have chosen the best place to focus ...
-You mean to wait for nightfall sunlight?
-I wanted to make this shot, without any other objects ...

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sent on July 24, 2013 (14:17)


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Simone93: ti ringrazio molto, ma questa foto ha parecchi punti negativi, uno dei quali è che il sensore era sporco... Vedi che se tra un po' di tempo, quando sarai molto più esperto di ora, vedrai che non è chissà che foto..

Simone93: Thank you very much, but this picture has several negative points, one of which is that the sensor was dirty ... See that if in a little 'time, when you're much more savvy now, you'll see that it is not who knows .. photo

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sent on July 24, 2013 (14:56)


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bè per me non è male...lo sporco se non me lo dicevi a prima vista non lo avrei notato Eeeek!!! per tenerlo pulito ti consiglio una pompetta se non l'hai già Sorriso poi fossi in te avrei usato il polarizzatore e non il paraluce Sorriso
Un saluto,Simone

Well for me it's not bad ... the dirt if you told me at first I would not have noticed wow! I advise you to keep it clean if a blower then you have not already :-) I were you I would use the polarizer and the lens hood :-)
All the best, Simone

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sent on July 24, 2013 (15:14)


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Il filtro polarizzatore lo devo ancora acquistare... Grazie per la dritta ;)
Ciao :)

The polarizing filter I have yet to buy ... Thanks for the tip ;)
Hello :)

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sent on July 25, 2013 (0:15)


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io ne ho preso uno niente male su e-bay a poco Sorriso dacci un'occhiata Sorriso
Ciao Sorriso

I am not bad I got one on e-bay to just check it out :-) :-)
Hello :-)

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sent on January 05, 2016 (22:39)


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scatto difficile da portare a casa....il sole così frontale non è mai "facile"!
la foto è potente proprio per la forza della luce che colpisce la lente della fotocamera, che con il sensore sporchino (ma anche la lente non sembra pulitissima...), ti crea moltissimi "ghosts" sull'immagine....Cool
comunque a me piace molto, se si osservano le case a sx si vede la luce del momento, questo secondo me è un valore aggiunto...poi tutto è opinabile......
complimenti Kristjane!
ciauuuzz Mario

shooting hard to bring home .... the sun so the front is never "easy"!
the photo is powerful precisely because of the strength of the light hitting the lens of the camera, with which the sensor dirty (but the lens does not seem very clean ...), you create many "ghosts" image .... 8- )
however I like very much, if you look at the houses on the left you see the light of the moment, I think this is an added value ... then everything is questionable ......
Kristjane congratulations!
ciauuuzz Mario

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sent on January 05, 2016 (22:47)


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La foto è molto bella e mi piace, ma forse Mario ha ragione, c'è qualche ditata di troppoMrGreenMrGreen

The photo is very beautiful and I love it, but maybe Mario is right, there is some ditata too: -D: -D


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