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Dante's view sent on December 02, 2011 (0:06) by A.diego. 1 comments, 943 views.

, 1/10 f/16.0, ISO 100, tripod. Death Valley, United States.

Dante's view, Nikon D300S, Sigma 8-16mm f/4.5-5.6 DC HSM, 1/10 f16, iso 100, treppiede, Death Valley National Park, California.

4 persons like it: Daffy, Matisse02, Mausf, Thinkdifferent83

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Daffy

sent on July 21, 2013 (21:00)

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bellissima foto!!posso farti una domanda?
se un pivello come me sprovvisto di treppiede e armato solo di un misero 18-55 non stabilizzato e di un 75-300 anch'esso non stabilizzato volesse fare delle foto così, tramonti o paesaggi con poca luce, l'iso a quanto devo tenerla per non rovinarla?io di solito scatto in priorità di tempi, ma rischio sempre di sfocarle allora tengo il tempo di apertura molto basso e alzo l'iso...
e soprattutto per mantenere le sfumature dall'arancione al grigio così morbide senza bruciarla come si fa? non è tutta post produzione vero?!

beautiful photo! can I ask you a question?
if a newbie like me does not have a tripod and armed only with a measly 18-55 non-stabilized and non-stabilized a 75-300 also wanted to take pictures so, sunsets or landscapes in low light, ISO to what I have to keep it not to ruin it? I usually shoot in shutter priority, but then I keep growing risk of blurring the opening time of very low and get up the iso ...
and above all to keep the shades from orange to gray so soft without burning it as you do? is not the whole post-production right?!

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