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Mantis sent on June 21, 2015 (20:48) by Franz67. 3 comments, 658 views.

, ISO 100, tripod. Oasi Cronovilla, Italy.

16 persons like it: Albieri Sergio, Ant.74, Francesco Abbate, Franco Ferrari, Giuseppe Guadagno, Jazzbozz, Lured60, Maxfuji, Mazzo62, Nicola72, OpenSpaces, Piergiovanni Pierantozzi, Pippo65, Rnr, Sg67, Vittorio Scatolini

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Francesco Abbate

sent on July 01, 2015 (14:18)

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tutto al top...mi piace Cool

un saluto
francesco Sorriso

all the top ... I like 8-) ;-)
A greeting
Francesco :-)

Pigi47

sent on July 01, 2015 (15:16)

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Anche se non presente una versione HR mi sembra si possa dire che il soggetto risulta essere molto dettagliato. Resta sempre l'incognita a mio avviso di come presentare l'immagine. Pur se questa è la posizione che molte volte la Mantide assume mi chiedo sempre cosa sia meglio fare. Lasciare le cose come si presentano sul campo, oppure ruotare con PS di 90° il tutto in senso antiorario? Ogni volta che succede per il sottoscritto è un problema. Forse basterebbe ruotare la fotocamera verso sx per avere il soggetto sulla diagonale e risolvere il dubbio a metà.
Spero che altri dicano la loro.

Although not a version HR I think one can say that the subject is very detailed. It remains the unknown factor in my view of how to present the image. Although this is the position that many times the Mantis assumes I always wonder what is best. Leave things as they come up on the field, or turn with PS 90 ° all counterclockwise? Every time it happens to myself a problem. Perhaps it would be enough to turn the camera left for the subject on the diagonal and resolve the doubt in half.
I hope that others have their say.

Franz67

sent on July 01, 2015 (21:51)

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Giusto il commento di Pigi, infatti ora ho la stessa immagine ma capovolta come sfondo scrivania del pc.... Ho postato la versione originale perché più naturale. Il suggerimento di un orientazione diversa durante lo scatto è valido e tenterò la prossima volta. Appena possibile metto un HD.

Just the comment Pigi, in fact now I have the same picture as a background overturned desk pc .... I posted the original version because more natural. The suggestion of a different orientation when shooting is valid and will try next time. As soon as possible I put an HD.

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