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sent on January 03, 2014 (9:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Biancaluna ... I looked in your suggestions .... I usually seen continuous improvement, as well as switching to different lighting techniques ... from fixed to light painting? .... This is your last proposal better in many ways .... you used a black cloth to make disappear the last shadows of the fruit, have been looking for a more careful composition and shot almost 45 degrees and you have avoided the not perfectly horizontal plane taken that noticeable in shots previous ... can be improved in my opinion, the lighting real ... in the sense that if you use the light painting I suggest you try a little 'light in less .... a longer exposure time (from four to eight seconds) to give you time to spend with a small flashlight in the shade on the fruit, leaving a part of it .... of course you will need to close the aperture to compensate for the time most lungor. if you only have a fixed technique then I suggest you move the light back and maybe even sideways trying with and without a small reflector on the opposite side depending on your taste ...... I hope you useful ... a greeting:-P Ciao BiancaLuna...mi sono guardata le tue proposte....in genere ho visto un miglioramento continuo, oltre che il passaggio a tecniche di illuminazione diverse...dal fisso al light painting?....questa tua ultima proposta è migliore sotto molti aspetti....hai usato un panno nero per fare scomparire le ultime ombre della frutta, hai cercato una composizione più attenta e una inquadratura quasi a 45 gradi ed hai evitato la non perfetta orizzontalità del piano ripreso che si notava in scatti precedenti... è migliorabile a mio avviso l'illuminazione vera e propria...nel senso che se usi il light painting ti consiglio di provare con un po' di luce in meno....un tempo di esposizione maggiore ( dai quattro agli otto secondi) per darti il tempo di passare con una piccola torcia sulla frutta lasciando in ombra una parte della stessa....ovviamente dovrai chiudere il diaframma per compensare il tempo più lungo. se invece usi una tecnica fissa allora ti consiglio di spostare indietro la luce e magari ancora più di lato provando con e senza un piccolo pannello riflettente sul lato opposto a seconda dei tuoi gusti......spero di esserti stata utile...un saluto
sent on January 03, 2014 (10:44) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Damiana Hello, thank you for your visit and we are also very grateful for your suggestions, I will treasure it and to put them into practice at the earliest opportunity hello hello Ciao Damiana, grazie della tua visita e ti sono anche molto grata dei tuoi suggerimenti, cercherò di farne tesoro e di metterli in pratica alla prima occasione ciao ciao
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