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sent on August 14, 2013 (8:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Too small to talk about details, but the brightness of the subject. From some of your photos can be deduced that do not consider the time in which we operate, where the presence of the sun begins to be felt. You should pay attention to the light hitting roost and subjects, from here to understand how to operate in this case if the exposure compensation or not the histogram could possibly helping you out. This, too, you have to remember that there is help. If you measure the brightness of the throttle you will realize that in some places the white is burned, in others it is the limit. Troppo piccola per parlare di dettaglio, però della luminosità sul soggetto si. Da alcune tue foto si deduce che non consideri l'ora in cui operi, dove la presenza del sole incomincia a farsi sentire. Dovresti fare attenzione alla luce che colpisce posatoio e soggetti, da quì capire come in questo caso se operare una compensazione sull'esposizione o meno eventualmente l'istogramma potrebbe venirti in aiuto. Anche questo aiuto devi ricordarti che esiste. Se misuri la luminosità sulla farfalla ti renderai conto che in alcuni punti il bianco è bruciato, in altri è al limite.
sent on August 14, 2013 (9:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
You're right with the times are a little troubled because I'm going as soon as I have time and I can free myself from work so I can not follow the rule of the early morning etc.. but I will try to improve and build on all the advice you are given me thank you again. Nicola Si hai ragione con gli orari sono un pò tribolato perchè io vado appena ho il tempo e posso liberarmi dal lavoro quindi non posso seguire la regola della mattina presto ecc. pero cercherò di migliorare e di fare tesoro di tutti i consigli che mi vengono dati grazie ancora. Nicola
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