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| sent on April 11, 2016 (12:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Andrea, the small "beetle" you've photographed very well by the way, is actually a leaf beetle (one of the many families of Coleoptera) which is called:
Chrysolina (Taeniochrysea) American (Linnaeus, 1758)
Species that is a regular visitor of many medicinal plants (aromatic). It 'a sp. harmful to plants that attended, but if you saw a single copy would say that is not the case of using agricultural chemicals.
Hello Claudio :-) Ciao Andrea, il piccolo "scarabeo" che hai fotografato molto bene tra l'altro, è in realtà un crisomelide (una delle numerosissime famiglie di Coleotteri) che si chiama:
Chrysolina (Taeniochrysea) americana (Linnaeus, 1758)
Specie che è una assidua frequentatrice di molte piante officinali (aromatiche). E' una sp. dannosa per le piante che frequenta, ma se hai visto un solo esemplare direi che non è il caso di usare agrofarmaci.
Ciao Claudio |
| sent on April 11, 2016 (14:07) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Really nice, congratulations! Molto bella, complimenti !! |
| sent on April 11, 2016 (15:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Claudio and thanks Kjriel, in rosemary I've seen different but are counted in the palm of a hand. For me, the plant may even die, I would not do harm to these beetles. Thank you for your explanations, I wanted to know as they are the first pictures I do in the macro if you can focus on any topic, since in most of the times I have trouble, that is one part is in focus and another not. What should I do, I'm wrong in something? Grazie Claudio e grazie Kjriel, nel rosmarino ne ho visti di diversi ma si contano nel palmo di una mano. Per me può anche morire la pianta , non farei del male a questi coleotteri. Grazie per le tue spiegazioni , volevo sapere dato che sono le prime foto che faccio in macro se è possibile mettere a fuoco tutto il soggetto , dato che nella maggior parte delle volte ho difficoltà , cioè una parte è a fuoco ed un altra no. Cosa dovrei fare, sbaglio in qualcosa? |
| sent on April 11, 2016 (20:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Try to improve the parallelism with the subject, and to use diaphragms + closed so as to increase the depth of field. Even the use of a tripod may help to prevent the blur.
Greetings Claudio. Prova a migliorare il parallelismo con il soggetto, ed a utilizzare diaframmi + chiusi in modo da aumentare la profondità di campo. Anche l'utilizzo di un treppiede potrebbe aiutarti, per evitare il micromosso.
Saluti Claudio. |
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