Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => Landscape Showcase => Topic started by: Moritz on November 29, 2017, 05:56:43 am
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Hi, I wanted to show you this image and get some feedback please.
I took this last autumn in Poland.
Canon 5D3, 35mm f1.4
ƒ/13.0 35.0mm 1/640 ISO2000
Curious what you think.
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It is a pastoral scene, processed to a natural feel, so, well caprtured.
Something else caught my attention: high shutter speed and small aperture, resulting in ISO 2000. The scene could have easily been shot at ISO 100-200.
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Hi Slobodan,
many thanks. Forgot to say... it was quite windy and I wanted to freeze the movement of the crops - otherwise it would lost all those details. That's when I started increasing the shutter speed more and more. But probably too much indeed.... thanks again.
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Nice view! I like it. May I ask: is the sky the actual color, more or less, or is it your processing? This warm-cold gradient is very nice, that's why I ask.
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Thanks for posting the nice image. Did you have a tripod? If so you might try a lower ISO and shutter speed in addition to this one. With digital you can try lots of different approaches without worrying about wasting film!
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Very good image.
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Nice view! I like it. May I ask: is the sky the actual color, more or less, or is it your processing? This warm-cold gradient is very nice, that's why I ask.
It was indeed a very impressive colourful sky ... but yes, I have increased that in post processing quite a bit. I remember even adding a gradient of like -1stop over the sky :-) Too much cheating for your taste?
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It was indeed a very impressive colourful sky ... but yes, I have increased that in post processing quite a bit. I remember even adding a gradient of like -1stop over the sky :-) Too much cheating for your taste?
No, not at all, I was referring to the colors rather than exposure. I thought you might have partially toned the sky. Increasing is of course ok.