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sent on May 18, 2014 (20:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Missing the shooting data for a more detailed analysis. It would seem that given the proximity of the pdc was too narrow helped by the aperture value that you set. The maf is anticipated on the nose not affecting the nodal point which is the eye. Good detail and colors. Too bad for the lower cut. (Imho). hello, laurel. Edit: uses in these cases a single point of f and f-continuous ;-) Mancano i dati di scatto per una più approfondita analisi. Sembrerebbe che data la vicinanza la pdc fosse troppo ristretta aiutata anche dal valore del diaframma da te impostato. La maf è anticipata sul nasino non interessando il punto nodale che è l'occhio . Buoni il dettaglio e le cromie. Peccato per il taglio inferiore. (imho) . ciao, lauro. Edit: usa in questi casi un solo punto di af e af-continuo
sent on May 20, 2014 (21:46) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Lauro your advice .. you are very well prepared .... but I am a retiree from time lover of photography ... but unfortunately I am as a musician who plays by ear and does not know the music. But I want to learn (it is never too late) ... I can recommend a site to go to read and understand all these acronyms (pdc, PP, maf, colors, imho etc.etc.).
A hug Silvano Grazie Lauro dei tuoi consigli..sei molto preparato....io invece sono un pensionato da sempre amante della fotografia...ma ahimè sono come un musicista che suona ad orecchio e non conosce la musica. Ho però voglia di imparare (non è mai troppo tardi)...mi puoi consigliare un sito dove andare a leggere e capire tutte queste sigle (pdc, pp, maf,cromie, imho ecc.ecc.).
sent on May 20, 2014 (22:01) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
pdc = depth of field (the area clear) pp = post production (the workflow that performs in the preparation of the image to your computer) maf = point-focus (where you are targeted) colors = colors IMHO = is an acronym for "in my humble / humble opinion"
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8-) p.d.c. = profondità di campo (la zona nitida) p.p. = post produzione (il flusso di lavoro che esegui nella preparazione dell'immagine al computer) m.a.f. = punto di messa fuoco (dove hai mirato) cromie = colori I.m.h.o = è un acronimo "secondo la mia modesta/umile opinione"
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