Shrine of Castelmagno (Moon style)

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Shrine of Castelmagno (Moon style) sent on April 11, 2014 (19:14) by Paolo Masteghin. 4 comments, 1432 views.

at 14mm, 10 sec f/2.8, ISO 800, tripod.

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Retiger

sent on April 11, 2014 (20:02)

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Molto bella! solo una curiosità, come mai in cielo vedo tutte linee? ciao Remo

Very beautiful! just a curiosity, how come I see all lines in the sky? hello Remo

Paolo Masteghin

sent on April 11, 2014 (20:04)

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Grazie,aumentanto il contrasto succede.

Thank you, aumentanto contrast happens.

Ildiora

sent on April 16, 2014 (17:14)

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A me è successo aumentando il dettaglio da ACR ed eseguendo delle fusioni in PS con metodo schiarisci per esempio.
Ho evitato di usare ACR per il contrasto e ho lavorato a posteriori. In questo caso consiglio una bella maschera che isoli le stelle e protegga il cielo. Userei anche un pennello nero per coprire l'alone bianco che circonda in modo sgradevole il profilo della chiesa. Toglierei inoltre la dominante magenta in tutta la foto dal momento che non credo esista luce che la possa illuminare di quel colore (comprese le montagne sullo sfondo).
ciao

It happened to me increasing the detail from ACR and executing mergers in PS Lighten method for example.
I avoided using ACR for the contrast and worked afterwards. For this I recommend a beautiful mask that isolates and protects the stars at the sky. I would use a black brush to cover the white halo that surrounds so unpleasant the profile of the church. Also would remove the magenta cast in all the pictures since I do not think there is light that can illuminate that color (including the mountains in the background).
hello

Paolo Masteghin

sent on April 19, 2014 (10:46)

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Grazie dei consigli Sorriso

Thanks for the advice :-)

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