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sent on November 27, 2016 (21:39) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
While I understand that it is a catch on the fly shooting overall not convince me for these reasons: Drastic cuts, moved a short distance binding 18mm It was perhaps more profitable take a few seconds before (slightly more airy frame) and safety ISO. In addition to the fixed 18mm focal longer you had access to a wide angle? (Imho) Hello, laurel Pur comprendendo che è una ripresa al volo lo scatto nel complesso non mi convince per questi motivi: Tagli drastici, mosso, 18mm usato a brevissima distanza (vincolante) anche se immagino molto compatto e indicato x street. Era forse più proficuo riprendere qualche secondo prima (inquadratura leggermente più ariosa) e con iso di sicurezza . Oltre al fisso 18mm avevi a disposizione una focale più grandangolare tipo 10-24mm? (imho) Ciao, lauro
sent on November 28, 2016 (7:46) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Lauro You have listed the ones that I think are the flaws of this photo, especially the rough and cutting too net of items that would still give the image more harmony. When I saw the last moment the geisha who followed his Danna I have not given it clicks knowing that would not be perfect past. In addition to 18 at that time I had a 27 mounted on XT1, for the reasons that menzionavi, portability at the expense unfortunately, the flexibility. Thank you for your passage and comments, they will certainly help in future situations :) Piero Ciao Lauro Hai elencato quelli che anche a mio avviso sono i difetti di questa foto, soprattutto il mosso ed il taglio troppo netto di elementi che avrebbero dato comunque all'immagine un'armonia maggiore. Quando ho visto all'ultimo momento la geisha che seguiva il suo Danna non ho rinunciato allo scatto sapendo che non sarebbe sato perfetto. Oltre al 18 in quel momento avevo montato un 27 sulla XT1, per le ragioni che menzionavi, la portabilita a scapito purtroppo, della flessibilita. Grazie del tuo passaggio e dei commenti, che certamente mi aiuteranno in situazioni future :) Piero
sent on November 28, 2016 (10:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
You could try the manual focus technique and hyperfocal setting must start from where the pdc but in situations with little light should move the stake of ISO deafult and if emerging digital noise might also like B & N in key ;-) (Imho) hello, Lauro Potresti provare con la tecnica del manual focus e iperfocale impostando da dove deve partire la pdc ma in situazione con poca luce dovresti spostare il paletto degli iso di deafult e se emerge del rumore digitale potrebbe anche piacerti in chiave B&N (imho) ciao, Lauro
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