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A car steering wheel ... Photo


The genesis of this picture is somewhat complicated. Meanwhile, one of several, and if at first thought that came to be the only well enough then I realized that it is not.
I've always been very affected by those shots of moving objects (lighthouses, but not only) in the dark. Obviously the ideal would be a tripod. There is no doubt that not only I did not do well not to use it, not take it so ... undoubt but I'll buy it. There is no comparison.
This photo I shot putting the camera on the dashboard. It was not so dark, but I put ISO 200 and I gave the car the more time it could be argued (usually by giving priority to the shutter time).
As a result I got:
- Diverse foto brutte o comunque mosse perché ha macchina è scivolata o l'ho sfiorata mentre scattava o entrambe le cose.
- Due o tre foto in cui i lampioni "stanno fermi" e i fari delle macchine sono le uniche cose che si muovono. Sono contenta perché ne ho uno rosso (questa) e uno bianco... pareggio, insomma.

Mi riservo però di tornare sul soggetto, perché voglio riprovare con un cavalletto. Non è stata però questa foto a farmi decidere che, anche se purtroppo la cosa non sarà comodissima perché i treppiedi non li vendono con somaro incluso, mi prenderò a breve un cavalletto.
E' stata una foto dell'albero di Natale, che fra parentesi devo ancora scaricare... ho fatto uno scatto al minimale tree in my parents' house with the lights on, putting the machine with very long shutter speed and ISO 200. Of course there are the Christmas parcels: I stacked a bit 'and I've placed above the machine. Then I saw the result on the screen and I started thinking that maybe, especially if I plan to take pictures at night as fireworks and various capers, the stand is not what hurt. More
that the cost was to bring the weight that bothered me ... But in fact you could not do things wrong with a tripod. The stand has no heartbeat (as hands), convexity is not provided (such as walls) or other similar effects.

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night ... The baby is working

Yesterday I found myself having to do Photo night. Apart from half interest in the Christmas lights of the City, however, already largely fulminate, and some combinations with characteristic buildings (which we are showcasing on Flickr or alice or boh) I found myself in the lurch because I had to do photo of a beautiful church to the cloister to put them in the Photo Gallery of the Centre Guide. Therefore, during the Mass I slipped stealthily in the cloister and I took a bit 'photos.
By two different methods.

The first is "rude classic" Whereas the photos I needed quickly, which in recent days was the worst time and in any case I was there I just used the flash, ottenendo questo risultato, che secondo me non rende particolarmente bene i colori e l'aspetto del chiostro ma può comunque dare un'idea di com'è, dal semplice punto di vista turistico.

Contemporaneamente, considerando che era sera e non notte fonda e che avevo comunque un po' di tempo per provare (e che foto con contorni netti per il sito le avevo già) ho provato anche a farne altre con la stessa inquadratura ma utilizzando le funzioni "manuali" della macchina, cioè aprendo il più possibile l'otturatore in modo da poter captare tutta la luce possibile, mettendo al massimo la sensibilità ISO ecc... Questo sistema ha colto maggiormente i colori del chiostro ed ha dato una resa del cielo non particularly bad, although usually the bleaching too.

I think that in these cases the best solution is to go with the right light, period. There are tricks that can take the place of great natural light. Considering the urgency of the photos I made, otherwise I do not know how I would have made. We hope to return with a better light.