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sent on November 04, 2011 (13:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
In this case, the subject was good but the picture is wrong: if you decide to cut you come closer so because you took out a portion of the legs and also a piece of horn. For conversion to black and white I see problems because the picture is quite flat, in the sense that there is the detachment of shades between the various gray to make the picture, you know ... crisp. I personally use the window 'calculations' for conversions in b / w, even if it takes a little' practice with the use of masks, something that gives you total management of the lights in the picture. Often on youtube are of good tutorial for conversions in b / w or for other operations. Hello and good work. Anche in questo caso il soggetto era buono però l'inquadratura non va: se decidi di tagliarlo devi avvicinarti di più perché così hai tolto via una porzione delle zampe ed anche un pezzettino di corno. Per la conversione in bianco e nero vedo anche dei problemi perché la foto rimane abbastanza piatta, nel senso che non c'è quello stacco di tonalità tra i vari grigi da rendere la foto, come dire...croccante. Io personalmente utilizzo la finestra 'calcoli' per le conversioni in b/n, anche se richiede un po' di pratica con l'utilizzo delle maschere, cosa questa che ti da una totale gestione delle luci della foto. Spesso su youtube sono presenti dei validi tutorial per le conversioni in b/n o per altre operazioni. Ciao e buon lavoro.
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