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codibugnolo sent on 08 Dicembre 2014 (9:36) by Topolino. 4 comments, 480 views.

1/400 f/5.9, ISO 400, Specie: Aegithalos caudatus

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Elleemme

sent on 08 Dicembre 2014 (15:34) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Mickey can always provide the technical shooting alongside the title as a reflex, goal, time esp., Num.F., Program, shutter, ISO, focal, val.di deviation exposure, flash and if you have to resort to complex changes in post-production? Provide these items useful to others allows them to enter into the spirit of the photo posted better and understand your choices in the stage of pre-snap well as allow us to make a comment more reasoned and objective. ;-)
The loss of quality is evident, then I would understand with you why and how you can counter it 8-)
hello, laurel

Topolino

sent on 09 Dicembre 2014 (19:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

you're absolutely right, but I can not provide the requested data because they are not yet able: I'm twelve years old and I have just got a nikon coolpix p520, I just passionate about birds and photography, I'm sorry but you will have to wait a few years before I can provide you with specific data! :-);-)

Elleemme

sent on 09 Dicembre 2014 (21:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

If my information is correct Mickey you used these parameters:
-focale 180mm
-diafamma f.5,9
-time shutter 1 / 400secondi
-iso 400

To check this, you may ask an adult family member.

If you want to get more quality you should:
-escludere forever Digital zoom
-Choose the right focal letting you avvicicinare the subject without cutting it.
Your camera embraces these focal: 24-1000 mm
With 24mm widen the field of view and rising value of arrivals up to 1000mm to enlarge objects.
-to have the subject sharper sets the machine to AF tracking
-Try to use thick400iso or how you did on this occasion
-not cut with your program of photo-retouching the image .. more cuts and more you lose in quality

Here you have photographed just 180mm and then you cut so much when you prepared the photo. Next time, instead approaching the subject to you using the zoom lever and stop before the subject is then cut to 600mm -800mm etc. . Simply put better prepares the shot;-) - If the animal looks sharp but not like this giant codibugnolo leave him set.
Get help from an adult at home but read my speech.

These images show you that if you cut the sides of a subject as to maximize it, the more you lose more cuts in quality;)

original photo <br/>

crop 28% (soft crop)

crop 41% (ModerateCrop)

crop 57% (High Crop)

crop 74% (High Crop)

hello, laurel

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Topolino

sent on 10 Dicembre 2014 (14:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

thank you very much I will try to follow your advice

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