The splendour of St. John's Co-Cathedral

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The splendour of St. John's Co-Cathedral sent on December 20, 2025 (17:23) by Beato Angelico. 5 comments, 63 views.

at 10mm, 1/15 f/2.8, ISO 640, hand held. Valletta (Malta), Malta.

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2 persons like it: Gaia Alessandro, Silver58

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Antonvito Paradiso

sent on December 20, 2025 (17:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful, rich, but a little too crooked.. :-( !!
If I had done it, I would have raised the Iso to 2000 and closed to f/4.
Antonio

Beato Angelico

sent on December 20, 2025 (18:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks for the advice Antonio

Silver58

sent on December 20, 2025 (18:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

At 10mm it's almost inevitable, the document is interesting ;-) .

Beato Angelico

sent on December 20, 2025 (19:41)

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Grazie per il passaggio Silvano.
Diciamo cho ho osato troppo usando i 10 mm in un ambiente così ristretto e con le linee così vicine. Ma l'effetto finale a me non dispiace.
Quanto al chiudere a f/4 penso sia una notazione corretta, avendo una parte della foto molto vicina all'obiettivo. Venendo da 8 anni di m43, dove si scatta quasi sempre a tutta apertura per mantenere gli ISO bassi, ogni tanto dimentico che qui si può osare di più con gli ISO e bisogna chiudere il diaframma

Antonvito Paradiso

sent on December 20, 2025 (22:44)

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Beato Angelico, ritorno sull'argomento:
-consigliavo f/4 per avere quasi sicuramente a fuoco anche i primi piani;
-le fotocamere odierne sopportano molto bene le alte sensibilità e i 2000 Iso consigliati
ti avrebbero permesso un tempo di scatto un pò più veloce e quindi maggiore nitidezza;
-per quanto riguarda la composizione, teniamo presente che i software di cui disponiamo
ci permettono di raddrizzare e correggere tutto. Io, per esempio, adopero Lightroom e vi
garantisco che da questo punto di vista fa miracoli. In interni adopero molto spesso uno
zoom 14/24 sul full-frame (corrispondente al 10mm del nostro interlocutore) e mi ritrovo
molto spesso a dover correggere le prospettive. Perdo tempo, ma Lightroom mi aiuta.
Un cordiale saluto, Antonio

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