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sent on October 06, 2014 (16:07) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
The parallelism was the thing that you had better aim wanting the whole subject in focus, possibly pointing to an even greater pdc to make sure that the hind leg (the one of the push for the jump) and the tip of the snout prove sharp. But it is also true that free-hand things are getting more difficult. Il parallelismo era la cosa a cui dovevi maggiormente mirare volendo tutto il soggetto a fuoco, eventualmente puntando anche ad una maggiore pdc per far si che la zampa posteriore (quella della spinta per il salto) e la punta del muso risultassero nitide. Però è anche vero che a mano libera le cose sono sempre più difficili.
sent on October 06, 2014 (16:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks for the comment. The fact is that I was around to take pictures in general and not macro. I was doing landscapes and Lampedusa some excellent views. Then I noticed several animals looking good and I thought I'd use the 70-300 with extension tubes. A free hand was not easy and all in all I took the shot at home. But I agree with your analysis Grazie per il commento. Il fatto è che ero in giro per far foto in generale e non macro. Stavo facendo paesaggi e a Lampedusa non mancano ottimi scorci. Poi guardando bene ho notato diversi animaletti e ho pensato di usare il 70-300 coi tubi di prolunga. A mano libera non è stato facilissimo e tutto sommato ho portato lo scatto a casa. Però concordo con la tua analisi
sent on October 06, 2014 (17:39) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I really like the result and to be done freehand with a macro lens not I make you my compliments a me il risultato piace molto e per essere fatto a mano libera con un ottica non macro ti faccio i miei complimenti
sent on October 06, 2014 (17:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Nabat. Do you think that I do not have a macro lens kit because today is not the kind to which I have dedicated myself (although I'd like). But I believe that we can not do everything well and then I concentrate toward the genres that for now prediliggo more. I'm glad you liked the end result. Let's say I made a virtue of necessity ';-) Grazie Nabat. Pensa che in corredo non ho un'ottica macro perchè ad oggi non è un genere al quale mi sono dedicato (anche se mi piacerebbe). Però ritengo che non si possa fare tutto e bene e quindi mi concentro verso i generi che per adesso prediliggo maggiormente. Mi fa piacere che il risultato finale ti sia piaciuto. Diciamo che ho fatto di necessità virtu'
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