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| sent on April 07, 2020 (17:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Congratulations on the shots to these camellias! :-o :-o
I couldn't photograph them decently in my garden!
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Nadia Complimenti per gli scatti a queste camelie! 
Io non sono riuscita a fotografarle decentemente nel mio giardino!
ciao
Nadia |
| sent on April 07, 2020 (19:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you Nadia.
Prova to photograph them at different times of the day and with different light conditions.
I noticed that, especially camellias, because of the uniform color of the petals (unlike, for example, rhododendrons and orchids), and also the shape of the petals in question, if the light is not the right one they are quite "flattened" and uninteresting.
I also seem to make them good when they are illuminated directly by the sun, unlike other flowers that I prefer to photograph them in the shade.
Then, contrary to my habit (which I don't like very loaded colors), camellias often increase saturation a bit with the "vividness" parameter of Camera Raw; because if they're not chromatically vibrant they don't make it.
Good night.
Roberto Grazie Nadia.
Prova a fotografarle a differenti ore della giornata e con differenti condizioni di luce.
Ho notato che, in particolare le camelie, per via del colore uniforme dei petali (a differenza, ad esempio, dei rododendri e delle orchidee), e anche della forma dei petali in questione, se la luce non è quella giusta risultano parecchio "appiattite" e poco interessanti.
Mi sembra anche che rendono bene quando sono illuminate direttamente dal sole, a differenza di altri fiori che preferisco fotografarli in ombra.
Poi, contrariamente alla mia abitudine (che non amo i colori molto carichi), spesso alle camelie aumento un po' la saturazione con il parametro "vividezza" di Camera Raw; perché se non sono cromaticamente vivaci al punto giusto non rendono.
Buona serata.
Roberto |
| sent on April 07, 2020 (20:34) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you Roberto for the tips so precise! I will remember it at the prox flowering because the small seedling, which grows in the shade of a tree, is vented, sigh!
Syres a beautiful flower, but hard to pick up at its best, so I renew my sincere compliments! ;-)
Nadia
Grazie Roberto per le dritte così precise! Me ne ricorderò alla prox fioritura perché la piccola piantina, che cresce all'ombra di un albero, è sfiorita, sigh!
Davvero un fiore bellissimo, ma difficile da riprendere al meglio, perciò ti rinnovo i miei sinceri complimenti! 
Nadia
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| sent on April 07, 2020 (21:04) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
And I renew your thanks.
Eeee my camellia is at the end of flowering. Today it had a couple of still beautiful flowers, but they are just the very last.
Hello.
Roberto E io ti rinnovo i ringraziamenti.
Anche la mia camelia è alla fine della fioritura. Oggi aveva un paio di fiori ancora belli, ma sono proprio gli ultimissimi.
Ciao.
Roberto |
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