Following the constructions made ​​by the British Railway Company
early twentieth century, National Historical Patrimony Today,
embedded in the neighborhood Peñarol.
Present what was the general store, now converted into a public dining room for low-income people.
04 Jan 23:01
pandarino
nice shot, a question: are you sure that you must always -4 -3... I read in a manual that too many shots are also the sum of more noises, more aberrations
05 Jan 08:24
rcuello
I'm still experimenting with my new camera.
Hand I can only take 3 photos, bracketing the poor.
With tripod, using personal settings I can take up to nine photos. He understood that the more expositions better.
05 Jan 15:10
mau67
a mia modesta esperienza so' che per il jpeg ci vogliono + scatti,per il raw bastano 3 scatti da 2 step per raccogliere il range luminoso.lo scatto in questione mi sembra troppo soft,è una mia impressione!
05 Jan 15:24
agha
well done
05 Jan 19:01
dirk
Best of the 3 shots so far. Tree at the right in the roof is funny.
05 Jan 20:58
rcuello
Thanks for the tips, I'll keep trying different alternatives.
Following the constructions made ​​by the British Railway Company early twentieth century, National Historical Patrimony Today, embedded in the neighborhood Peñarol. Present what was the general store, now converted into a public dining room for low-income people.
nice shot, a question: are you sure that you must always -4 -3... I read in a manual that too many shots are also the sum of more noises, more aberrations
I'm still experimenting with my new camera. Hand I can only take 3 photos, bracketing the poor. With tripod, using personal settings I can take up to nine photos. He understood that the more expositions better.
a mia modesta esperienza so' che per il jpeg ci vogliono + scatti,per il raw bastano 3 scatti da 2 step per raccogliere il range luminoso.lo scatto in questione mi sembra troppo soft,è una mia impressione!
well done
Best of the 3 shots so far. Tree at the right in the roof is funny.
Thanks for the tips, I'll keep trying different alternatives.
Great job ;)