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sent on December 27, 2024 (19:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Photos with an incredible charm "of the past": in the subject and in the rendering. I had to struggle to "believe" that it was not an old analog shot then scanned. It has a typical granularity and softness. If I hadn't read the shooting data, I would also have dared to identify the type of film and the development. But what for others could be defects, I think that for most (and I am among them) are exaltation of the image and a dive into the Photography (the one with a capital L) of the past. If I can only hazard, a little more space is missing under the wheel to be a masterpiece in my opinion. Very fascinating. Happy holidays. Foto dall'incredibile fascino "di una volta": nel soggetto e nella resa. Ho dovuto faticare a "credere" che non fosse un vecchio scatto analogico poi scansionato. Presenta una granularità e una morbidezza tipica. Se non avessi letto i dati di scatto avrei anche azzardato a individuare il tipo di pellicola e lo sviluppo. Ma quelli che per altri potrebbero essere difetti, credo che per i più (e io fra questi) sono esaltazione dell'immagine e un tuffo nella Fotografia (quella con la maiuscola) di una volta. Se solo posso azzardare, manca qualche poco di spazio in più sotto la ruota per essere a mio pare un capolavoro. Molto affascinante. Buone feste.
sent on December 27, 2024 (19:45) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Kenzo thank you, the suggestion that the old analog photos gave with their imperfections is something that I love and that I often look for. The D7000 I used is not among the bodies that perhaps give this effect the most, but shooting at 6400 iso the grain that came out, also thanks to the colors that in reality were close to a B/W is pleasant. As for your very right note, I can tell you that I shot by fitting the lens between the meshes of a grate and what you see is the best compromise I found. Happy holidays to you too and thank you again Kenzo ti ringrazio, la suggestione che regalavano le vecchie foto analogiche con le loro imperfezioni è un qualcosa che adoro e che spesso ricerco. La D7000 che ho usato non è tra i corpi che forse più regalano questo effetto, ma scattando a 6400 iso la grana che è uscita, anche grazie ai colori che nella realtà erano prossimi a un B/N è gradevole. Per quanto riguarda il tuo giustissimo appunto posso dirti che ho scattato incastrando l'obiettivo tra le maglie di una grata e ciò che vedi è il miglior compromesso che ho trovato. Buone feste anche a te e grazie ancora
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