Young bunting, page 2

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Young bunting sent on December 06, 2013 (23:10) by Giorgio Guarraia. 24 comments, 1373 views.

, 1/160 f/7.1, ISO 1000, hand held. Specie: Plectrophenax nivalis

A prima vista potrebbe sembrare un fringuello alpino ma... la foto è stata scattata in Islanda e laggiù il fringuello non ci è mai arrivato (... sarebbe stato dunque uno scoop ornitologico!), interpellato anche un illustre ornitologo della mia provincia (E.Stival) mi ha confermato trattarsi di un giovane di zigolo delle nevi, tra l'altro molto confidente (ero a circa 2 metri di distanza...) tant'è che qui avevo il Tamron 70-300 VC USD alla focale di 220mm.

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Giorgio Guarraia

sent on December 17, 2013 (9:23)

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Grazie Jena, ciao !

Thanks Jena, hello!

Alessandro Mattiello

sent on December 17, 2013 (9:34)

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Ottimo soggetto e scatto, complimenti!
Ciao

Great subject and shooting, congratulations!
Hello

Cimosg

sent on December 22, 2013 (18:27)

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Complimentoni per la foto e soprattutto per la non facile cattura di un animale cosi "sfuggente".

Ho una domanda da fare... Con questo obiettivo (tamron 70-300 vc) quale range di diaframma usate per fare foto il piu taglienti possibili e, nonostante la stabilizzazione, sotto quali tempi non scendete.

Grazie

Complimentoni for the photo and especially not for the easy capture of an animal so "elusive".

I have a question to ask ... With this lens (tamron 70-300 vc) as a range of diaphragm used to make the picture more sharp as possible and, in spite of the stabilization, in which time does not go down.

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Giorgio Guarraia

sent on December 22, 2013 (20:15)

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Grazie ad Alemat73 e a Cimosg per i bei commenti-
x Cimosg: utilizzare i diaframmi 5,6/8 fino a 200mm, oltre f:8/11. Su quei diaframmi questa lente lavora al meglio, vedi anche il test mtf di Photozone : www.photozone.de/nikon_ff/619-tamron70300f456fx?start=1
Per quanto riguarda il tempo minimo beh... dipende anche da quanto uno ha la mano ferma, in ogni caso per garantire una certa nitidezza non scenderei sotto al 1/160 o 1/200. Ciao !

Thanks to Alemat73 and Cimosg for the nice comments-
x Cimosg: Use Aperture 5.6 / 8 up to 200mm, over f: 8/11. On those apertures this lens works best, see also the test of mtf Photozone: www.photozone.de/nikon_ff/619-tamron70300f456fx?start=1
Regarding the minimum time well ... also depends on how one has a steady hand, in each case to ensure a degree of sharpness is not scenderei below 1/160 or 1/200. Hello!

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