Anthocharis cardamines (Male)

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Anthocharis cardamines (Male) sent on April 09, 2014 (0:20) by Mngon. 5 comments, 701 views.

, 1/125 f/8.0, ISO 1600, hand held. Specie: Anthocharis cardamines

Anthocharis cardamines (Maschio) 2 versione Si accettano consigli sulle prime prove di macro!!! Vi comunico subito i miei primi due errori: non ho elaborato il RAW (Perchè, come un cretino, ho dimenticato di ri-impostare la macchina!) ed ho usato l'autofocus (primissimo scatto in una posizione scomodissima!) ed ho scattato a mano libera e gli Iso si sentono. Post prodotta con Photoshop!! Dove e cosa devo migliorare ?? Grazie ragazzi ;)

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Emilio Scuncio

sent on April 09, 2014 (7:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The photo is beautiful, something fundamental is the tripod and a remote control to keep iso low and shake-however good hello Emilio

Mngon

sent on April 09, 2014 (14:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Emilio! Immediately begin to try ;)
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Pigi47

sent on June 10, 2014 (18:17) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Delete gl'errori yourself as you reported and it was suggested only ever stand and never ever a maf automatic.
This butterfly is deadly with his white pieces always tend to have a little 'too bright, in this case better compensate the exposure and possibly a stroke fill-in to restore the shadows. You expose for the highlights and flash attenuates as said the fateful shadows.

Max Chiodini

sent on June 10, 2014 (19:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

For the technique you have already made great recommendations for the composition I would suggest you give due importance to roost and avoid cutting as in this case, the background is also crucial to the attractiveness of the image
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Max

Mngon

sent on June 10, 2014 (20:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks for the advice!
The macro world is fascinating but I still have so much to learn!
Surely the first thing I'll do is get used to the manual focus because often I fall into the temptation of automation!
Even the stand began to use it as you have already known the difference!
Regarding the roost for now, I always try to take advantage of the "natural" without using Plamp or something. A votla that I have learned the best technique, I'll try to level up!
Thank you again! :-P:-P

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