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The port of Ancona...

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The port of Ancona sent on August 27, 2013 (10:05) by Stefano Tarabelli. 4 comments, 437 views.

, 0.6 sec f/11.0, ISO 1000, tripod.




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sent on August 27, 2013 (11:43)


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Ciao Stefano. Commento questa perchè vorrei darti lo stesso consiglio che diedero a me quando pubblicai il mio primo notturno.
Quando scatti utilizzando il treppiede, gli iso dovresti portarli sempre a 100 e utilizzare di conseguenza tempi di scatto più lenti. Anche il diaframma, volendo, potresti chiuderlo ancora, fino a f14.
Abbassare gli iso al minimo ti evita la produzione del rumore digitale che su questo scatto è molto presente in ogni sua parte.
Spero di esserti stata utile.;-)
Barbara


Hello Stephen. Comment this because I would give you the same advice that they gave to me when I published my first night.
When shooting using a tripod, you should take them to the iso 100 and use accordingly shutter speeds slower. Even the diaphragm, if desired, you could close it again, until f14.
Lower the ISO to a minimum saves you from the production of digital noise on this shot is very present in every part.
I hope to be helpful. ;-)
Barbara

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sent on August 27, 2013 (12:25)


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Grazie Barbara, consigli utilissimi. Ho inviato la foto, pur piena di difetti, per avere indicazioni di questo tipo.
Complimenti per i tuoi scatti!

Thanks Barbara, tips useful. I sent the photos, though flawed, to have such claims.
Thank you for your shots!

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sent on August 27, 2013 (12:34)


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Grazie!

Thank you!

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sent on June 15, 2014 (21:35)


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Quoto Barbara in tutto. Tieni conto che la D3100 soffre di rumore di suo e con gli ISO devi andare con i piedi di piombo.
Peccato sarebbe stato un scatto interessante.
Per i paesaggi diurni, ma anche di notte tieniti tra F10 - F11 così avrai maggior profondità di campo e una nitidezza migliore. Se scatti di notte piuttosto che alzare gli iso usa un tempo di scatto più lento mantenendoti con aperture focali adatte alla situazione.
Ti consiglio di leggere gli articoli su questo forum nella sezione Fotografia; a me sono serviti tantissimo.

Barbara quoto throughout. Please note that the D3100 suffers from noise and with its ISO you have to go with feet of lead.
Too bad it would have been an interesting shot.
For landscapes daytime, but at night stay between F10 - F11 so you'll get greater depth of field and sharpness better. If you shoot at night rather than raise the iso use a shutter speed slower than keeping you with openings focal appropriate to the situation.
I advise you to read the articles on this forum section Photography; have served me a lot.


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