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Paulo A.Lopes

Active 2008–2010 · Member since October 14, 2008 · Website
8
Photos
24
Forum posts
124
Critiques

Through the Years

2008–2010
2008
1 critique photo · 4 critiques
2009
5 critique photos · 14 forum posts · 79 critiques · 2 images in discussions · 1 magazine comment
2010
2 critique photos · 10 forum posts · 41 critiques

Critique Gallery Photographs

8 photos
The scourge continues...
Paulo A.Lopes28 comments
Facing the Giant
Paulo A.Lopes20 comments
Common tree frog (Hyla arborea)
Paulo A.Lopes19 comments
My Princess
Paulo A.Lopes15 comments
Look at me now.
Paulo A.Lopes14 comments
Conserving Fall Beauty
Paulo A.Lopes11 comments
Magic Wood
Paulo A.Lopes7 comments
Miracle of Life
Paulo A.Lopes3 comments

Images in Discussions & Critiques

2 images

Images attached to forum posts and critiques. Usually the member’s own work, though a critique sometimes reworks someone else’s photo.

Critique of Common tree frog (Hyla arborea)May 8, 2009Critique of Look at me now.December 9, 2009

Discussions Started

3 topics
Camping on Winter / Need tips, lots of them January 12, 2010 · 35 repliesCanon 24 TS-E II L vs 16 35 II LDecember 11, 2009 · 20 repliesExtension Tubes for Sigma 180 Ex 3.5March 28, 2009 · 7 replies

On the Magazine

letters & comments
Congrats for the article. I have a doubt and honestly i always try to get some explanation when i talk about my doubt without getting any good answer. I understand that the multiple exposures are to avoid noise reduction right? Cause the heat of the sensor, static electricity etc. So can you tell me what is the difference between an 5 hours exposure and a 5x10 min exposures? How can you cool down the sensor by doing a multi exposure technique? how can the sensor cool down on a matter of seconds? and even the noise reduction of the camera is OFF avoiding the waiting to process the image.