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Grey Heron (1000mm) to 35 mt....

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Grey Heron (1000mm) to 35 mt. sent on June 25, 2013 (21:48) by Roberto Becucci. 7 comments, 665 views.

con Canon EF 2.0x III, 1/2000 f/11.0, ISO 1250, tripod. Oasi di Torrile, Italy. Specie: Ardea cinerea

Prova del Canon EF 500mm F4L moltiplicato a 1000mm con il 2x Canon Serie III Soggetto a 35 mt. Credo che la resa sia ancora molto buona.....!





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avatarsenior
sent on June 25, 2013 (21:56) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

beautiful photo of a sharpness ... crystal clear!, but mistake or lean slightly to ds? ROBY IMHO ;-)

avatarsenior
sent on June 25, 2013 (22:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Yes, it can be seen hanging from the rim very well at the foot of Heron.
I do not give importance, as it was a post just to highlight the behavior of the 500 F4 multiplied by 2x ...
However, the chapel there ..... sorry ..! :-(

avatarmoderator
sent on June 25, 2013 (22:15) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

For clarity ... no rain and the speed of 'af is more than enough for this type of shooting. I would have reduced the value of the radius during contrast medium to prevent the onset of mild halos around the edges, I would not hastily applied noise reduction only in the background and the slight slope. If riducevi the iso, it was not bad:-D. Hello and good luck, laurel

avatarsenior
sent on June 26, 2013 (14:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I confirm, great cleanliness and clarity, the 500mm F4 is a perspective fabulous. Hello

avatarsenior
sent on June 27, 2013 (23:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

@ ElleEmme
Hello, I wanted to bring a little question:
I noticed that, even though with all the rights, comments and critics exclusively only my images show slight or obvious defects but those that (imho) seem to be good pictures, do not ever consider, like this:
www.juzaphoto.com/galleria.php?t=447355&show2=&srt=mcommento&a
I wonder:
It 'an oversight, a case or else ...??? .....
Not to mention that the image here in the post, I included only to emphasize the results that may be obtained by multiplying the 2x 500 f4. ;-)

Another thing:
Do not use MDC, and as regards the Iso instead, work in manual and with the same in automatic and, in this case, Iit seems that the value iso affects the outcome ......!!
However, if you really want to talk about Post Production .....
How about your series ALMOST all this ..?? (Considering the fact that as you write, some images are even CROP ... NO!! )
www.juzaphoto.com/me.php?pg=446&l=it # fot5023
Personally I find it completely wrong;
Doing academic discourse and pundit say that for me took place:
Contrasts excessive histograms often incorrect, the saturation limit, fire approximate, in some images the definition is sufficient to say the least, and often detect micro or macro moved ..... all this and of course always to my taste, but after careful analysis.

That said, dear Lauro andbelieve me, (I'm not the type) is not to make controversy but just to make you see that maybe, before giving lessons (... and it's not the first time ..) should also give a selective look to your files ;-)
Anyway, thank you, best comment in more than one less:-P
Good light, Roberto

PS: Thanks, but I do not need fortune and I do not trust ...... if ever, only on behalf of myself and my means ...!! :-P

avatarmoderator
sent on June 28, 2013 (9:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Gladly respond to your questions, Robert.
Since you love to dot the i:

- I'd rather comment on a photo, do not criticize. The difference between the two terms is very clear to me, the criticism is generally an approach that extremes details unconvincing, the comment highlights both what he enjoyed the forum user and what is not convinced.

-You wrote:
- "comments and criticize only and exclusively only my images show slight or obvious defects but those that (imho) seem to be good pictures, do not ever consider, like this"
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I think it is your own distorted view of reality and because in all my historical interventions in the comments forum release distributed evenly, without lookinggive the author but the photos, comment is the perfect images, both those perfectible or completely wrong. I do not then make a selection, concentrating comments only on 5/6 users, as many act.

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"Not to mention that the image here in the post, I included only to emphasize the results that may be obtained by multiplying the 2x 500 f4"
....
"I do not think the value iso affects the outcome"
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- The test images for the analysis of the performance of the optics, usually, is posting in "Blog" or better still "Objectives". In the comment area are released comments to the photos.
Maybe for you it is an amazing result, but for those familiar with this perspective and know that when multiplied with the sensor have a good performance .. yield which, however, could be betterinterpreted if the value riducevi iso, since it is an objective that is lost unnecessarily raising them in micro contrast and promotes the emergence of digital noise present here unevenly, but palpable. Noise present on the areas most strangely dark and light, with a distribution that resembles a noise reduction applied quickly by the author himself (to confirm or not confirm?) ... considers, finally, that the end result is a file from 1200x800pixel only.

Now these observations should be of great concern to the author that might deepen or maybe even ignore them altogether.

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"I do not use MDC"
..
Are you sure? There are programs that when you reduce the size of the file apply to the underground level a contrast medium. The halo around the edges-which is more or less markeda - is linked to the value of radius applied deliberately by the author or programs used.

Now, we try to avoid any misunderstanding and prejudice.

This is the maximum that hug from when I started to attend the forum:
"The criticisms and comments contribute to the respective photographic growth of those who have entered the picture and forumisti-readers ... No one has the truth in his pocket."

If you do not agree with the spirit it contains, you can give free rein to your comments to hit the author / commentator on duty, or to demonstrate that what moves your intention is really a constructive spirit. Decide how to move. 8-)

As I hope you've tradotto, growth understood is not unidirectional, but is 360 degrees.
Regarding comments received, the author should analyze, compare, filter considerations, highlighted and developed an articulated by those who dedicated his precious time dwelling on the photo.
An exchange serene, constructive and polite, even those who have left a comment may be beneficial, constructive feedback, since no one is born "learned."

For your comment on one of my images published - which oddly placed here and not directly in the topic - my recovery is on a very close range (a few centimeters added to the minimum shooting distance of sigmone) of a martin. That makes excessive microcontrast is objective, but the paradox is that I know that I used a value of radius equalto 0.2% (instead of 0.3% which is usually used) and that the yield had I not surprised considering the inclination and the type of light that invested the subject and, finally, its non parallelism of the body (a difference of the head ) from here your feeling of maf uncertain.

Hello and ... good luck because, like it or not, its component always exists in photography as in life (always in my view!) ;-)




avatarsenior
sent on June 29, 2013 (22:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Perfect ...! :-)
Thanks
Roberto




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