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sent on January 22, 2017 (22:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I do not understand where is the development tree fuoco.credo the left but to the right that it seems to me almost on the same axis is out fuoco.a unless you moved since you took 1/8 second free hand with that of a 19mm APSC does 28mm.non know if that goal has stabilized but it is very risky to the same once so slow freehand. I imagine freehand because there is an indication of the tripod.
the framing for me is wrong because they are too narrow and you cut off the tips of the foliage of alberi.troppo suffocated, had only a few steps back, or maybe take 17 instead 19.lasciando some free space left because the trees are inclined to that part. The blue hue is good for us, is adeguatat the time of the temperature.
Hello Simone non capisco dove sia la messa a fuoco.credo sull'albero di sx ma quello di dx che mi sembra quasi sullo stesso asse è fuori fuoco.a meno che non sia mosso visto che hai scattato a 1/8 di secondo a mano libera con un 19mm che su apsc fa 28mm.non so se quell'obiettivo sia stabilizzato ma è molto rischioso lo stesso un tempo così lento a mano libera. immagino a mano libera perchè non c'è l'indicazione del trepiede.
l'inquadratura per me è sbagliata perchè troppo stretta e hai tagliato le punte delle chiome degli alberi.troppo soffocata ,bastava qualche passo indietro o magari scattare a 17 anzichè 19.lasciando un pò di spazio libero a sx visto che gli alberi sono inclinati da quella parte. la tonalità azzurra ci sta bene ,è adeguata alla temperatura del momento.
sent on January 22, 2017 (23:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
By the time you're right, it does Mea culpa, the goal is not stabilized, I had to open more or raise the ISO, for the shot I did my best, pulling back just a step on the right side I would have to include a roof (and so also a small little piece you see) .PPer what it's all about the shades of mother nature. Hello thanks for the advice Per il tempo hai ragione,devo fare Mea culpa ,l'obiettivo non è stabilizzato,avrei dovuto aprire di più o alzare gli Iso,per l'inquadratura ho fatto il massimo ,arretrando anche solo un passo sulla parte destra avrei dovuto includere un tetto (e anche così un pezzettino piccolo piccolo si vede ).PPer quanto alla tonalità è tutto merito di madre natura . Ciao grazie dei consigli
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