Maderas Beach
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- Écran large 16:9
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Sunset on Maderas Beach in Southern Nicaragua.
Ce fond d’écran est décrit en Anglais : les artistes écrivent dans leur propre langue, et nous ne traduisons pas leurs mots.
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Commentaires (10)
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The foreground is pretty noisy. It's probably not an ISO or camera issue, more likely that the foreground is underexposed (due to the bright sky fooling the camera's meter) and the exposure has been increased in post-processing. I use grad filters to overcome this problem.
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Mark
My bad... I just looked at the photo properties and found f18 at ISO 500 Seems a lot soft and noisy for those settings to me. I guess the 5D is off my wish list. Still not a bad photo at all
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Mark
For this type of shot... there shouldn't be any noise. Tripod and ISO at 100 or 200 max. The noise isn't bad though, but I think its a little soft in the foreground. Would be interested to know camera settings here. My guess is ISO at 800-1600, f-stop 5.6
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Creatura Noctis
Not my type, I have seen enough/too much sun reflections on muddy/wet beaches...
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anthonyb
1920x1200 is missing as well
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I can see the noise (its not that bad, but it is there) but I don't see any lens distortion. Where is the distortion mccrackin?
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trout
I don't see the distortion or noise but that's probably just because I don't know what to look for. For me there isn't enough contrast of color. This is a beautiful shot, but it needs more color to really stand out. Thanks though, parisall.
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CaptJackDaniels
I don't see the distortion that mcrackin is referring to, but the noise is problematic. I sympathize with this. I'm no photographer, and consequently don't have a terribly expensive camera. Noise is the biggest issue with all of my pictures, too, no matter what ISO i use.
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mcrackin
Far too much noise and distortion ruin the photo. :(
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Actias Luna
Beautiful colours and excellent composition. :) This is on my desktop.