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| sent on May 01, 2012 (0:56) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Quality of the recording compo, sharpness and colors almost "lysergic" is the level at which thou hast long been accustomed ... the 60ino, if it had been plugged in your D7000, in this shot, the background would be beneficial to more substantial ... maybe at ISO 100 and 14-bit ever! Remains the d300 a very good machine, although I see that the sensor is always attached to some particle of dust:-D compliments, as usual superlative image, the "monster" is all in sharp focus, with immense detail reading! !
PS caccchio but where they go fishing sti micro-soggettini, to magnify with the camera?? Buy them from some drug dealer hiding in Lilliput?? :-D
Alessandro Qualità dello scatto per compo, nitidezza e colori: quasi "lisergici", è al livello a cui tu ci hai da tempo abituato...il 60ino, se fosse stato montato sulla tua D7000, in questo scatto, avrebbe giovato allo sfondo in modo più considerevole...magari a iso 100 e sempre a 14 bit!!! Rimane comunque la d300 una gran bella macchina, anche se vedo che il sensore è sempre affezionato a qualche particella di polvere  complimenti, immagine come al solito superlativa, il "mostro" è tutto perfettamente a fuoco, con immensa lettura del dettaglio!!!
P.S. ma dove caccchio li vai a pescare sti micro-soggettini, da ingigantire con la reflex??? Li compri da qualche spacciatore latitante a Lilliput???
Alessandro |
| sent on May 01, 2012 (9:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I agree with what was said by Ringhjos, apart from the discourse on d7000 why do not possess and so I can not judge, very nice also the installation of the subject, congratulations!
Hello, Claudio Mi associo a quanto detto da Ringhjos, a parte il discorso sulla d7000 perche non la possiedo e quindi non posso giudicare, molto bella anche la posa del soggetto, complimenti!
Ciao, Claudio |
| sent on May 01, 2012 (10:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
We always presents exciting subjects, this is very beautiful and great detail.
Compliments.
Hello ;-) Ci regali sempre dei soggetti affascinanti, anche questa e molto bella e gran dettaglio.
Complimenti.
Ciao |
| sent on May 01, 2012 (10:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
What a sight! you used the flash it? the subject seems to me far too well lit ... Che spettacolo!!! hai usato il flash vero? il soggetto mi sembra fin troppo ben illuminato... |
| sent on May 01, 2012 (12:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Ring, Claudio, Gare, Mastro78.Grazie much to everyone for the comments so exhaustive therefore very welcome. I posted this shot I had left to settle on the hard drive for more than a year because I was not convinced. I saw mixed sharpness maybe because I finished at 22 and I had to go crazy in PP because the contrast was insoddisfacente.Ho taken with the famous space weapon consisting of two SB R200 + a SB800 for sfondo.Siamo level photomicrograph because I added two to 60 macro extension tubes so that worked out his scissors for which it was designed. You ask me where I find these soggettini? It should be a epiptera europaea a Hemiptera of 6 mm which is in the grass. I plan to rifotografarlo better just find him. Greetings to all. Ring,Claudio,Gare,Mastro78.Grazie mille a tutti per i commenti così esaustivi quindi molto graditi. Ho postato questo scatto che avevo lasciato sedimentare sul disco rigido da più di un anno perchè non ne ero convinto. Vedevo impastata la nitidezza forse perchè ho chiuso a 22 ed ho dovuto impazzire in PP perchè il contrasto era insoddisfacente.Ho scattato con la famosa arma spaziale composta da due SB R200 + un SB800 per lo sfondo.Siamo a livello di microfotografia perchè avevo aggiunto due tubi di prolunga al 60 macro che quindi lavorava fuori della sua forbice per cui è stato progettato. Mi chiedete dove trovo questi soggettini? Dovrebbe essere un epiptera europaea un emittero di 6 mm che sta fra l'erba. Mi riprometto di rifotografarlo meglio appena lo ritrovo. Saluti a tutti. |
| sent on May 01, 2012 (13:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Ellamiseria that! Luckily they are small! :-D Ellamiseria che roba! Fortuna che sono piccoli! |
| sent on May 01, 2012 (16:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Very interesting subject taken from you perfettamemnte. Soggetto molto interessante ripreso da te perfettamemnte. |
| sent on May 01, 2012 (18:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
compliments and congratulations again to Mr. rubacolor your every shot I impapino the screen complimenti e ancora complimenti signor rubacolor ad ogni tuo scatto mi impapino allo schermo |
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