STExplorer: The Last Battle of the World

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STExplorer: The Last Battle of the World sent on September 16, 2019 (11:15) by Jacopo Pasqualotto. 3 comments, 341 views.

2 sec f/22.0, ISO 200, tripod.

La fine dell'universo: l'epica battaglia tra le legioni termoioniche e il dio Della Luce. L'Esploratore sgomento osserva l'epilogo ai confini del Tutto. Le valvole giaccioni immobili, congelate nell'immane sforzo dell'ultimo assalto alla creatura agli estremi del loro universo; al termine della Strada Di Luce il loro eroico, tragico destino si cristallizza nell'eternità. ILLUMINAZIONE: Solito tavolo luminoso da base con 4 tubi fluorescenti a luce calda da 18w, + vecchia lampada da proiettore cinematografico marca S.I.P.L.E. da 500W comandata da un trimmer a triac da 6 KW. SET: Tavolo Luminoso, valvole da televisore noval assortite, zoccolo ceramico e lampada con molti filamenti. OBIETTIVO: Il Signore Dei Riflessi a circa 80mm, con lente Close-up 2X e polarizzatore lineare Hoya per controllare i riflessi sulle ampolle di vetro.. SETTAGGI MACCHINA: wb manuale 2500K, modalità M, fuoco manuale sull'Esploratore, iso 200, f 22 per la massima profondità di campo, profilo Vivid. NOTE: le valvoline sono disposte una ad una in modalità "Iwo Jima" a dare l'impressione del loro movimento sincronizzato da sx a dx per l'assalto al dio. La lampadona a filamento è stata parecchio dimmerata per non accecare il set con la sua enorme potenza, e per suggerire una debolezza della divinità causata dalle ferite riportate in battaglia. I filamenti fanno un gran casino a basso voltaggio..... Notare che l'effetto della bassa tensione sui filamenti crea uno scenografico effetto HDR in hardware....

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12 persons like it: Albertof, ClaudioPorcellana, Eddie6630, Fabio F77, Giagi17, Marcello VH, Masterfere, Monitor, Pierluigi Fogliotti, PietroCv, Renzo Fermo, Tecnopuma

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Masterfere

sent on September 16, 2019 (13:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Nice tube cluster
Hello Fausto

Jacopo Pasqualotto

sent on September 16, 2019 (13:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you. I'm always happy when I find someone who appreciates them ! Good pictures.

user68000

sent on October 18, 2019 (14:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

i also like that
and I also like it because I have an idea that has been rumbling in my head for some time, that somehow looks like it
only now there are still too many flowers and animals around that tempt me
I know that I will develop it in winter

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