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| sent on August 13, 2013 (22:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
next time remember the stand ;-) la prossima volta ricordati il cavalletto  |
| sent on August 14, 2013 (12:45) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
In what way? you seem to move? In che senso? ti sembra mossa? |
| sent on August 15, 2013 (23:55) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
no it is not move but it makes no sense for me to use 10000 iso when you do the same thing with 100 iso ;-) no non è mossa ma non ha senso per me usare 10000 iso quando fai la stessa cosa con 100 iso |
| sent on August 16, 2013 (9:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Yes, but since I was not comfortable wandering around Venice with objectives, backpack and tripod I thought of using the mode "Manual Night Shot" featuring my 650D, which carries 4 burst, combines them, and I think the results are good. Even looking at 100% I have not noticed particular signs of camera shake / shake-and then I'm quite happy with the shot. In addition, there were not many alternatives: either I could with that mode or anything ... and since "every left is lost" ... I decided to capture the moment with the resources I had, at the same time without sacrificing my comfort! 8-) Si ma dato che non mi era comodo girare per Venezia con obiettivi, zaino e treppiede ho pensato di utilizzare la modalità "Scatto notturno manuale" che propone la mia 650d, che effettua 4 scatti in sequenza, li combina tra loro, e secondo me i risultati sono buoni. Anche guardandola al 100% non ho notato particolari segni di mosso / micromosso, quindi mi ritengo abbastanza soddisfatto dello scatto. Inoltre non c'erano molte alternative: o la facevo con quella modalità oppure niente... e dato che "ogni lasciata è persa"... ho preferito immortalare il momento con i mezzi che avevo, senza al tempo stesso sacrificare la mia comodità!  |
| sent on August 16, 2013 (11:04) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
If the problem is in the weight just evaluate the selection lens to be used without an excess of goals that you will use it or not 2 times.
to make you an example, as far as I go out only with a lens and a lens has improved my skills of observation and use less oki. :-P sè il problema sta nel peso basta valutare la scelta dell'obiettivo da usare senza eccedere in obiettivi chè si useranno si o no 2 volte.
per farti un'esempio, da quanto esco solo con un'obiettivo e una lente è migliorata la mia capacità di osservazione e uso meno oki.  |
| sent on August 16, 2013 (11:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Apart from that I assure you that in Venice, if you went around with 10 different lenses, would you use them all, over and over again ... but the problem here was not raised, because in fact I had only one goal, just for that famous speech of the weight I mentioned in the previous post ... : Fconfuso: A parte che ti assicuro che a Venezia, se tu andassi in giro con 10 obiettivi differenti, li useresti tutti, più e più volte... ma il problema qui non si poneva, perchè appunto avevo solo un obiettivo, proprio per quel famoso discorso del peso di cui accennavo al precedente post...  |
| sent on August 16, 2013 (13:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
ok! ok! |
| sent on May 19, 2014 (6:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
For the easel in Venice there are problemi.2 years ago I was fined in Piazza San Marco for illegal occupation of public land ... 50 euro.Meglio use the first support that you find around and scattare.Inquadri, enter the timer in the absence wire or remote control, if you use low ISO and long times with focal closed and on.For regarding photography has been very successful well.The 'automatism did the rest, 4 shots condensed into one solo.Se taking photos at ISO 100 you had to stretch times (between 6/10 "max) use focal between 8/11 and then the water was seen with a light fog and the lights appeared with a pronounced effect stella.Diversamente with high ISO you should reduce the time. If you do not the lights are burned, but have the advantage that you can take a free hand, as in this caso.Ed the first effect you notice is just the "freezing" of the waves that are seen on the water. Another thing, at night the esposimetro NOT useless ..... As far as the objectives better bring back a zoom and a focal length fissa.Per venice around with a 25mm, a 14/42, and uses a 50/150.Li all and sundry. Per il cavalletto a Venezia ci sono problemi.2 anni fa mi hanno multato in piazza San Marco per occupazione abusiva di suolo pubblico...50 euro.Meglio usare il primo appoggio che trovi in giro e scattare.Inquadri,inserisci il timer in mancanza del filo o telecomando,se usi ISO bassi e tempi lunghi con focali chiuse e via.Per quanto riguarda la fotografia è riuscita molto bene.L'automatismo ha fatto il resto,4 scatti condensati in uno solo.Se scattavi a 100 ISO dovevi allungare i tempi(tra i 6/10" max)usare focali tra 8/11,ed allora l'acqua veniva vista con una leggera velatura e le luci apparivano con un marcato effetto stella.Diversamente,con ISO alti devi necessariamente ridurre i tempi.Se non lo fai le luci vengono bruciate,ma hai il vantaggio che puoi scattare a mano libera,come in questo caso.Ed il primo effetto che si nota è proprio il "congelamento"delle onde che si vedono sull'acqua.Un'altra cosa,di notte l'esposimetro NON serve a nulla.....Per quanto riguarda gli obiettivi meglio portare dietro uno zoom ed uno a focale fissa.Per venezia giro con un 25mm,un 14/42,e un 50/150.Li usi tutti indistintamente. |
| sent on May 19, 2014 (16:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Mauro I'm very glad your detailed comment. I totally agree with you.
Best wishes and good light,
BH Grazie Mauro mi fa molto piacere il tuo commento dettagliato. Sono perfettamente d'accordo con te.
Un caro saluto e buona luce,
BH |
| sent on November 13, 2014 (9:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
very nice and well done, well done !!!!!
Regards Bruno molto bella e ben riuscita,bravo!!!!!
saluti Bruno |
| sent on November 13, 2014 (23:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Too good brown
Hello and thank you
BH Troppo buono bruno
Ciao e ancora grazie
BH |
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