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| sent on August 06, 2012 (10:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Beautiful view of Genoa and its port, the area of ??the aquarium if I'm not mistaken.
For a card like this I would put the virtual horizon on the lower third, then would correct the falling lines, you pointed the camera up and inevitably the sides you can see the perspective distortions.
I would avoid also frames of this type on a white background can still be seen, but on a black background are horrible.
hello Bella veduta di Genova e del suo porto, la zona dell'acquario se non sbaglio.
Per una cartolina come questa io metterei l'orizzonte virtuale sui terzi inferiori, poi correggerei le linee cadenti, hai puntato la fotocamera verso l'alto ed inevitabilmente ai lati si vedono le distorsioni prospettiche.
Eviterei inoltre cornici di questo tipo, su fondo bianco si possono ancora vedere ma su fondo nero sono orribili.
ciao |
| sent on August 06, 2012 (11:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I fully agree with Beppe. Condivido in pieno Beppe. |
| sent on August 06, 2012 (11:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
beppe hello thanks for the advice about the falling lines now that you mention it you're right and fix it but I have the camera pointing down
hello hello ciao beppe grazie dei consigli, riguardo alle linee cadenti ora che me lo fai notare hai ragione e le aggiusterò però io la fotocamera l'ho puntata verso il basso
ciao ciao |
| sent on August 06, 2012 (15:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
The perspective lines converge upwards, I have no doubt, you have pointed the camera upward. Make a quick test just framing the walls of the room, if you tilt up the lines converge in that direction and the opposite if you go down.
Ideally, you should always take with the camera perfectly level, it makes life easier in the post and describes reality as we see it.
Sometimes, however, you can take advantage of the perspective distortion for a special effect, it is not easy, however, to do it with good taste.
hello Le linee prospettiche convergono verso l'alto, non ho dubbi, hai puntato la fotocamera verso l'alto. Fai una rapida prova inquadrando anche solo i muri della stanza, se inclini verso l'alto le linee convergono in quel senso e il contrario se vai verso il basso.
L'ideale sarebbe scattare sempre con la fotocamera perfettamente in bolla, rende la vita più semplice in post e descrive la realtà come la vediamo.
A volte però si può sfruttare la distorsione prospettica per un effetto speciale, non è facile comunque farlo con buon gusto.
ciao |
| sent on August 06, 2012 (21:39) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
beppe say that it seems strange to me because I was at a point much higher than the panorama shot but your reasoning is flawless ... I thank you because the falling lines I never noticed and then you taught me something new , thanks :-) beppe che dire a me sembra strano perchè ero in un punto molto più alto rispetto al panorama scattato però il tuo ragionamento non fa una piega...ti ringrazio perchè alle linee cadenti non ci avevo mai fatto caso e quindi mi hai insegnato una cosa nuova, thanks  |
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