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Critiques [Translate]
- samansarraf
(2034) - [2007-09-30 13:42]
Hi Ricardo
Wow, it’s an interesting photo and I think it’s well done. In my idea, all of the parameters are acceptable and everything is OK. I hope for you a good continuation.
Good luck
Thanks for sharing
Saman
- WMcK
(6210) - [2007-10-01 3:21]
Ricardo-
I love how the cars refelect in the window, very interesting. I like also how the street goes of to the distance. Nice.
TFS
Wanda
- eyesthetix
(7210) - [2007-10-01 11:11]
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- mikolaj_cava
(12853) - [2007-10-02 6:48]
Ola Ricardo! I was in Palacio Ajuda! I love Ajuda district and Belem district. Wonderful place. Good picture. Original perspective. Mysterious atmosphere!
- Black_Dog
(3076) - [2007-10-02 7:17]
Wow! Amazing reflections. Original picture. Lisboa is beautiful by night!!!
- ola_kwiatek
(6605) - [2007-10-03 3:43]
Hi Wasader! Very original composition. Good darkness. Good effect. Hasta la victoria siempre!
- hay_kes
(34889) - [2007-10-08 22:54]
Hi Ricardo,
What a great night shot.POV, colours and light are nice.WelldoneTFS.
Regards.
hAyAti
- pablominto
(27220) - [2007-10-10 2:23]
Hello Ricardo,
The image is well composed and has good colours!
The weakness is probably the lacking sharpness, and a tripod will help out a lot...
Withe longer exposures you'll not only improve sharpness but also get better clarity in colours!
Greetings,
Pablo -
- boomcat
(9969) - [2007-10-17 22:36]
hello Ricardo,
how r u? nice shot u got here.. :)
tfs and greeting, terry
- harpya
(31479) - [2007-10-18 4:51]
Olá Ricardo,
É sem duvida uma bela foto.
Mas tenho que concordar com Daniel (eyesthetix )
ele é fera em materia de fotografia noturnas. Voce já foi ver a pagina dele?
Creio que é fazendo que a gente vai aprendendo.
Vai firme garoto!
Parabens
Sergio
- starky
(2748) - [2007-11-19 20:16]
Hi Ricardo.Interesting picture and not too bad.Maybe next it will better.
Best regards, Bosko.
- yanm
(6412) - [2007-11-20 6:42]
First, I don't know what kind of gear you have, like lens, and camera.
= But one thing I guess, is trying to use a bigger F. 8 and above will do good.
= second, try to shot it where the sky has some bluish colour in it. or its not too dark. third,
= since you have to increase the F, then it will make the shutter speed slower. Then you have to use tripod to prevent shaking or blurry.
= and finally if you can shot with raw mode, then you better shot it with raw. because if you have unappropriate white balance, or you can to change the mood with white balance, then you can change it in post processing, or even reduce or increase the expossure. Hope this help
Yan
- azaf1
(3970) - [2007-11-25 13:52]
Hi Ricardo
Excellent night shot with great perspective and mood
well done
Argiris
- mr_pedro
(4423) - [2007-12-14 21:43]
Oi Ricardo,
Penso que te referes ás cores vermelhas e á falta de nitidez?
O mais importante é teres apoio para a câmara. Como tems pouca luz e utilizas um tempo de abertura longo qualquer movimento da câmara faz a foto tremida. Neste caso podes apoiar a câmara na janela e utilizar o "timer", porque se não quando carregas no botão já estas a mover a câmara.
Para teres cores diferentes podes experimentar escolher um "White Balance" diferente.
Abraço,
Pedro
- copadonat
(4055) - [2007-12-28 13:01]
Ricardo
nostalgica y luz perfecta te deso FELIZ AÑO
nat
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Hi Ricardo,
nice idea and thought - however my views are:
1. The edge of the window 'cuts' the picture in to two in an unattractive manner - in other words the composition could be greatly improved by panning the camera much more toward the right.
2. I think F/2.8 (and without a very suitable support) makes things really troublesome with lowlight shots just like this here. I'll recommend smaller apertures (like F/6.5 upwards) unless you absolutely are sure about what you are doing.
3. And this brings us to my final point: A tripod or very suitable support - to help you keep the camera perfectly still during the exposure. This way you'll be well able to use smaller apertures -for greater DOF and lower ISO - eliminating noise.
I do hope this helps.. have fun.
Best regards, Daniel