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| sent on December 10, 2019 (15:04)
Superb place my friend Andrew...beautiful picture and compo...bravo at you...bye Jean... |
| sent on December 10, 2019 (16:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you Jeant, really an amazing place... The photo isn't so good... but I tried to do my best with my (for me) new 7D... ;)
Thank you Jeant, really an amazing place...the photo isn't so good...but I tried to do my best with my (for me) new 7D... ;)
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| sent on January 04, 2020 (11:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Beautiful shot, with clouds caressing the hill. On the top left I see that there is an area of the clouds dobe the whites you have a little burned... Be careful, because if you look at the photo, you will immediately notice and spoiled a very nice shot. If you use adobe lightroom when adjusting highlights, press and hold the "Alt" button, which will highlight the burned areas and you can adjust the lights to the maximum allowed without ruining the photo. However, it remains a beautiful landscape very well composed Bellissima ripresa, con le nuvole che accarezzano il colle. In alto a sinistra noto che c'è un areadelle nuvole dobe i bianchi li hai un po' bruciati... Fai attenzione, perché se osservi la foto, si notano subito e rovinato uno scatto molto bello. Se usi adobe lightroom quando regoli le alte luci, tieni premuto il tasto "Alt" , così facendo verranno evidenziate le aree bruciate e potrai regolare le luci fino al massimo consentito senza rovinare la foto. Rimane comunque un bel panorama molto ben composto |
| sent on January 05, 2020 (2:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you for the passage and for the precious advice, I do not use LR, I only have the Canon program supplied with the 7D and I still have to bang my head on it, in general if of photos I understand little post production even less! On the top left there was the sun, for what the lights are burned at that point... I'll try to take the file and play a little with the software to see if I improve the situation! Thanks again, for me the advice and opinions are fundamental to understand where I am wrong and how and where to improve! Thank you very much, Andrea Ti ringrazio per il passaggio e per il prezioso consiglio, non uso LR, ho solo il programma Canon in dotazione con la 7D e devo ancora sbatterci la testa sopra, in generale se di foto capisco poco di post produzione ancora meno! In alto a sinistra c'era il sole, per quello che le luci sono bruciate in quel punto...proverò a prendere il file e a giocare un po con il software per vedere se miglioro la situazione! Grazie ancora, per me i consigli e i pareri sono fondamentali per capire dove sbaglio e in che modo e dove poter migliorare! Grazie molte, Andrea |
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