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| sent on February 13, 2013 (15:20) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello I spent here and I noticed a strange effect on these pictures in hdr. Give me idea of ??movement or rather I can not explain it seems that you are not perfectly superimposed two images, maybe it's just me, but I give this idea ...
I apologize if I can not explain, I know the technique of "hearsay" but I've never tried his hand ... so maybe I just do not understand anything and I apologize for the inconvenience ... :-|
Henry Ciao passavo di qui e ho notato uno strano effetto, su queste foto in hdr. Mi danno idea di movimento o meglio non so spiegarmi sembra quasi che si siano due immagini soprapposte non perfettamente, forse è una mia impressione però mi danno questa idea...
mi scuso se non riesco a spiegarmi meglio, conosco la tecnica "per sentito dire" ma non mi ci sono mai cimentato...quindi magari sono io che non ci capisco niente e in caso mi scuso del disturbo  ...
Enrico |
| sent on February 14, 2013 (17:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Do not disturb at all, do not worry. I do not think it is as you say even if this effect could perhaps be mentioned in the water since, as the HDR technique that uses multiple shots from "mixed" together, should only be used on subjects perfectly still. The Hdr, in its nuances, or more or less marked as a technique, usually counts of admirers or detractors of the series you either love or hate. In return for nula is not difficult to learn and use, you can even tweak run fully automatically with the help of some ad hoc program, see Photomatic, to name one. If you do a quick search in Google by just typing "HDR" do you have an idea you can in a few minutes and begin to use it, hello, and thank you for visiting, Siro Non disturbi affatto,non preoccuparti. Non credo sia come dici tu anche se magari quest'effetto potrebbe essere accennato nell'acqua dal momento che, essendo l'HDR una tecnica che utilizza più scatti da "miscelare" insieme, andrebbe usata solo su soggetti perfettamente immobili. L'Hdr ,nelle sue sfumature,ovvero più o meno marcata come tecnica,di solito annovera degli estimatori o dei detrattori,della serie o si ama o si odia. In compenso non è per nula difficile da imparare e da utilizzare,puoi adirittura eseguirla in modo completamente automatico con l'ausilio di qualche programma ad hoc,vedi Photomatic,per citarne uno. Se fai una ricerca veloce in Google digitando semplicemente "HDR" te ne potrai far un'idea in pochi minuti ed iniziare ad utilizzarla,ciao,e grazie per la visita,Siro |
user19058 | sent on July 17, 2013 (11:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I like this one more than the other: apart from technical reasons reminiscent of certain paintings by Canaletto for light and softness.
The HDR you love it or hate it, it's true, but I just think this happens only in extreme cases and rendered absolutely unreal (in these cases I hate it ...) An application frugal instead is certainly useful in some situations and not by default.
If I may express an opinion rather technical staff on the shoot - quietly - I would suggest you remove the eye-catching chromatic aberration visible on the edges of roofs and chimneys (the 24/105 is terrible!) And realign the falling lines: shooting it moooollttooo would be an advantage! ;-)
Greetings
GG Questa mi piace più delle altre: a parte ragioni tecniche ricorda certi dipinti del Canaletto per luce e morbidezza.
L'HDR si ama o si odia, è vero, ma credo solo che ciò accada solo in casi estremi e per rese assolutamente irreali (in questi casi lo odio...), Un'applicazione parca invece è certamente utile, in alcune situazioni e non per default.
Se posso esprimere invece un'opinione tecnica personale sullo scatto - sommessamente - ti suggerirei di eliminare la vistosa aberrazione cromatica ben visibile sui camini e sui bordi dei tetti (il 24/105 è tremendo!) e di riallineare le linee cadenti: lo scatto ne sarebbe moooollttooo avvantaggiato!
Un saluto
GG |
| sent on July 17, 2013 (13:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I fully agree with your criticism, however you like and constructive. unfortunately I am not a great expert in Photoshop ... concordo perfettamente con le tue critiche, peraltro gradite e costruttive. purtroppo non son un gran esperto di Photoshop... |
user19058 | sent on July 17, 2013 (14:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
never mind, gradually learns the necessary ...
Hello
GG poco male, pian piano si impara il necessario...
Ciao
GG |
| sent on July 19, 2013 (20:54) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Promise me forever ..... hello Me lo riprometto sempre.....ciao |
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