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sent on October 15, 2014 (16:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Looking at the diaphragm used suppose you wanted to be a leaf on everything. In these cases, using a wide aperture and thus a very high pdc is not necessary that the focus is accurate, it is also hard working freehand, but not impossible, just a little 'care. Personally, however, I would have opted for a smaller aperture trying to get clarity on the tree also because I find it an interesting element, but these are taste. Osservando il diaframma usato suppongo tu volessi far risultare la foglia su tutto. In questi casi usando un diaframma aperto e quindi una pdc non molto elevata è necessario che la messa a fuoco sia precisa, ciò è anche difficile operando a mano libera, ma non impossibile, basta solo un po' di cura. Personalmente però avrei optato per un diaframma più chiuso cercando d'ottenere nitidezza anche sull'albero perchè lo trovo un elemento interessante, ma questi sono gusti.
sent on October 15, 2014 (16:56) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
You're absolutely right, thanks for the comment!
Unfortunately, the poor lighting in the area and the lens is not stabilized (as well as your feet straddling a ditch) have prevented me from using openings over f4 due to a lowering of the high shutter speeds - which were already a bit 'on the edge . In hindsight I could raise a bit 'the ISO to get the effect you indicated in "security."
Thanks again Hai perfettamente ragione, grazie per l'osservazione!
Purtroppo la scarsa luminosità della zona e l'obiettivo non stabilizzato (nonché i piedi a cavallo di un fossetto) mi hanno impedito di usare aperture oltre f4 per via di un abbassamento troppo alto dei tempi di scatto - che già erano un po' al limite. Ripensandoci potevo alzare un po' gli ISO per ottenere l'effetto da te indicato in "sicurezza".
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