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sent on May 27, 2012 (16:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
When you make these trips must metetre hands the portfolio and obtain goals that do not make you regret not brought averteli:-D
Take away the 18-200 and if you do not want to spend a fortune but greatly improve the quality of the photos you take a non-stabilized Tamron 17-50 and a Tamron 70-300 vc and stabilized with less than 600 euro you make a kit. ;-)
Quando si fanno questi viaggi bisogna metetre mani al portafoglio e munirsi di obiettivi che non ti fanno rimpiangere di non averteli portati
Togli via il 18-200 e se non vuoi spendere una fortuna ma migliorare di molto la qualità delle foto prendi un Tamron 17-50 non stabilizzato ed un 70-300 Tamron vc stabilizzato e con meno di 600 euro ti fai un corredo.
sent on May 31, 2012 (16:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
ah, dali: I hope to go there soon. from a photographic point of view I think you've cleared a bit 'too much of the central pagoda and I seem to notice a little' alone, especially in its upper part. ah, dali: spero di andarci presto. da un punto di vista fotografico mi pare tu abbia schiarito un po' troppo la pagoda centrale e mi pare di notare un po' di alone soprattutto nella sua parte superiore.
sent on June 07, 2012 (11:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
@ Gooseneck79: Today I realize the limits of 18-200 but when I took the photo had given me in the car kit with the goal from just fifteen days and the fact that up to that time I had used a compact Kodak Z612 I assure you that at that time was big time! With the knowledge that I give you today are certainly right and in fact I proceeded to expand the outfit!
@ Bosforo65: Dali is really beautiful and fascinating, like all the rest of Yunnan! In fact the only pages that I have done on this photo was add a bit of contrast, just saturate the colors and just down the highlights, without any selective action on specific parts! On the other hand when I took my inability camera was so high as to prevent any subsequent pp (non which now has improved a lot!) to get me to shoot from directly in jpeg, not realizing the benefits of raw! @Gooseneck79: Oggi mi rendo conto dei limiti del 18-200 ma quando ho scattato la foto mi avevano regalato macchina in kit con l'obbiettivo da appena quindici giorni e considerato che sino a quel momento avevo usato un compatta kodak z612 ti assicuro che in quel momento andava alla grande! Con la consapevolezza di oggi ti do certamente ragione ed infatti ho provveduto ad ampliare il corredo!
@Bosforo65: Dali è veramente bella e affascinante, come tutta la regione dello Yunnan del resto! In realtà l'unica pp che ho fatto su questa foto è stato aggiungere un pò di contrasto, saturare appena i colori e abbassare appena le alte luci, senza nessun intervento selettivo su parti specifiche! D'altronde quando ho scattato la mia incapacità fotografica era talmente elevata da impedirmi qualsiasi pp successiva (non che ora sia migliorato tantissimo!) a da indurmi a scattare direttamente in jpeg, non comprendendo i vantaggi del raw!
sent on June 08, 2012 (17:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I was talking to envy. Better visit the temple of the three pagodas with the 18-200 that photographing the usual mountains with a 14 mm:-D Parlavo per invidia. Meglio visitare il tempio delle tre pagode con il 18-200 che fotografare le solite montagne con un 14 mm
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