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the colors of the Turks and Caicos...

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the colors of the Turks and Caicos sent on January 31, 2015 (11:59) by Marmor. 6 comments, 1386 views.

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sent on May 02, 2015 (13:10)


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Ottimo paesaggio.
Da rivedere la messa a fuoco (l'orizzonte non mi pare a fuoco)

Great scenery.
From reviewing the focus (the horizon does not seem to fire)

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sent on May 02, 2015 (13:20)


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potevo in effetti chiudere il diaframma di più, tipo a f. 22 ma ho preferito usare un diaframma che sapevo di gran risultato per l'ottica (la maf è sul primo piano), ma sinceramente mi piace così.
grazie comunque del tuo giudizio e passaggio ;-)

I could actually close the diaphragm more, type f. 22 but I preferred to use a diaphragm that I knew great result for the optical (maf is on the first floor), but honestly I love it so.
thanks anyway your judgment and pass ;-)

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sent on May 02, 2015 (13:50)


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Più che chiudere così tanto il diaframma (che poi causa altri problemi), avrei spostato la messa a fuoco direttamente.
Ammettendo che avevi zoomato a 30mm e avevi aperto il diaframma a 1/16, se mettevi a fuoco a circa 2 metri di distanza avevi a fuoco da circa 1 metro a infinito
Oppure a 28 mm a F 1/11, messa a fuoco a 2,4 metri avevi da 1,20 fino a infinito

So much more than closing the diaphragm (which causes other problems), I would have moved the focus directly.
Assuming you had zoomed to 30mm and had opened the aperture to 1/16, if put yourself on fire about 2 meters away you had to fire from about 1 meter to infinity
Or 28 mm in F 1/11, focus 2.4 meters had from 1.20 to infinity

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sent on May 02, 2015 (19:55)


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già, è proprio come dici tu; direi si chiami sistema dell'iperfocale e l'avevo usato quando avevo lo zoom precedente a questo in cui mi ero dilettato a provarlo usando la scala di distanze nella finestrella sul barilotto.
Stavolta, come ti dicevo, non volevo proprio dare un pdc così ampia.
alla prossima.

already, it's just as you say; I would say it's called system dell'iperfocale and I had used when I was zooming previous to this where I was delighted to try using the scale of distances in the window on the barrel.
This time, as I said, I did not just give a pdc so wide.
see you next time.

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sent on March 24, 2020 (22:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Great shot. Effective framing and focus that I don't mind at all. Hello.

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sent on March 24, 2020 (23:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I find it really beautiful
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