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sent on January 16, 2014 (9:59) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
A wild landscape where you feel the soft color contrast between the two areas of the photo. Maybe a coat of MDC too and there is a straight pole on the bottom edge that should be cloned. hello Un paesaggio selvaggio dove è piacevole il tenue contrasto cromatico tra le due aree della foto. Forse un pelo di MDC di troppo e c'è un palo dritto sul bordo in basso che andrebbe clonato. ciao
sent on January 16, 2014 (14:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks for the ride and advice always welcome. I know that for some photos, like this one, when I resize to 1200px it is as if the MDC would increase from the original. I do not know if I'm wrong but something with GIMP actually use its plugin dedicated "save for web".
Greetings
Joseph Grazie del passaggio e dei consigli sempre ben accetti. Noto anch'io che per alcune foto, come questa, quando ridimensiono a 1200px è come se aumentasse la MDC rispetto all'originale. Non capisco se sbaglio qualcosa con GIMP ma in realtà uso il suo plugin dedicato "save for web".
sent on January 16, 2014 (14:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I've never used Gimp but the MDC is applied AFTER resizing. There is a contrast which applies to the original resolution to save a jpg with the larger size, but when you resize for the web need to bring the picture to the desired resolution then display it at 50 or better at 100% and only then apply the second MDC the case, even with 2 different past but I do not know if Gimp does. Anyway try to counter only to 1200px, it should get better. hello Non ho mai usato Gimp ma la MDC si applica DOPO il ridimensionamento. C'è un contrasto che si applica alla risoluzione originale per salvare un jpg con il formato più grande ma quando si ridimensiona per il web occorre portare la foto alla risoluzione desiderata quindi visualizzarla al 50 o meglio al 100% e solo allora applicare la MDC secondo il caso, anche con 2 diverse passate ma questo non so se Gimp lo fa. Ad ogni modo prova a contrastare solo a 1200px, dovrebbe andare meglio. ciao
sent on January 16, 2014 (19:03) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks for the explanation! I had missed this thing of MDC Juza reading the article on how to prepare photos for the web. So I elaborate my tiff with gimp apart from the MDC that, just in case, I'm going to apply only after resizing the file. Greetings
Joseph Grazie delle spiegazioni! Mi era sfuggita questa cosa della MDC leggendo l'articolo di Juza su come preparare le foto per il web. Quindi elaboro il mio tiff con gimp a parte la MDC che, nel caso serva, andrò ad applicare solo dopo aver ridimensionato il file. Un saluto
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