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paysages avec le Q2, des recommandations ? (Landscapes with the Q2, any recommendations?)


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26 minutes ago, flyyying said:

hello, what recommendations or warnings for taking photos of landscapes at dawn, the Mediterranean with Corsica in the distance from a height? THANKS

How high?

 

(The language used in the International Section of the Forum is English, by the way. Thanks)

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54 minutes ago, andybarton said:

How high?

 

(The language used in the International Section of the Forum is English, by the way. Thanks)

thank you for answering, i will try to write in english. The spot were we are going to go is about 1000 meters high and 10 km far from the sea.

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I like the sun off to the side so there are nice shadows to create some depth to the image.  Get up early and get the blue hour right before for some “cooler” toned shots, although this time of year it’s not too bad with sunrise.  Sunsets are nice too.  Middle of the day the sun can be kind of harsh, but with it lower in the sky your window will be longer.  If you are in the middle of the day (works in morning too), switch to raw plus jpeg and shoot black and white and focus on lighting, shadows, shapes, textures, leading lines, interesting foreground elements.  This way you have a black and white that distills the image down to few elements and a color raw one later to massage how you like. 

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Am 21.12.2023 um 17:28 schrieb flyyying:

bonjour, quelles recommandations ou mises en garde pour faire des photos de paysages à l'aube, la méditerranée avec la corse au loin depuis une hauteur ? merci

I don’t understand. Wear a strap, watch your step? What kind of recommendation are you looking for?

I‘d try and shoot multiple exposures at dawn/sunset, blue hour, golden hour handheld, ISO 100 and appropriate F-stop or focus stack, depending on scenery. 

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