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moon sent on September 23, 2013 (17:47) by Andrea Barichello. 2 comments, 356 views.

at 200mm, 1/1000 f/16.0, ISO 12800, tripod.

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Alessio Severini

sent on September 24, 2013 (18:11)

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Ciao, non capisco i dati di scatto utilizzati.

Usando il treppiede, perchè hai usato un tempo 1/1000?
E perchè un diaframma così chiuso?

Questo ti ha portato, giustamente, ad alzare gli ISO ma così facendo hai ottenuto una quantità di rumore notevole.

Prova ad aumentare i tempi di scatto ed usare un diaframma più aperto (prova anche a TA). Così facendo potrai usare degli ISO molto più bassi.

Ciao ;-)

Alessio

Hello, I do not understand the shooting data used.

Using a tripod, because you used a time 1/1000?
And why a diaphragm so closed?

This brought you, quite rightly, to raise the ISO but in doing so you've got a considerable amount of noise.

Try increasing the shutter speed and use a larger aperture (also try to TA). By doing so you will be able to use the ISO much lower.

Hello ;-)

Alessio

user10303

sent on September 25, 2013 (11:14)

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Quoto Alessio.
Per la Luna, se si dispone di un cavalletto, meglio 100 iso + l'accoppiata tempo/diaframmi più consona ad avere un'esposizione ben bilanciata.

Quoto Alessio.
To the Moon, if you have a tripod, best 100 iso + the coupled time / aperture more appropriate to have well-balanced exposure.

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