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Butterfly...

Macro e Flora

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Butterfly sent on September 02, 2015 (21:02) by Giovanni.mencarelli. 5 comments, 631 views.

, 1/3 f/11.0, ISO 100, tripod.

Sveglia alle ore 05.00, l'emozione comincia a farsi sentire per la mia prima vera uscita dedicata alla macro, raggiungo il posto dove lavoro, e cercando qua e la finalmente trovo qualche farfalla, so che lo sfondo non è il massimo data la vicinanza al soggetto. Ho effettuato un piccolo crop, data la mia inesperienza mi sono tenuto a una distanza di sicurezza non volevo farla scappare. Consigli e ancor di piu critiche ben accettate.MrGreen





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sent on September 03, 2015 (14:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Keep in mind that insects are cold-blooded subjects so until the sun warmed them are almost motionless, this in principle, because in the very hot months such as July and part of August, already in the early morning above the Licenidi (family immortalized by you) that was easy s'involassero, let the bridesmaids.
I would try a higher parallelism between subject and focal plane for better clarity, more added slightly to the right of the observer and a hair higher than the subject.
At the end of this talk by considering the first steps in such compliments are made because the shot is not bad.

avatarjunior
sent on September 03, 2015 (16:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you so much for the valuable advice Pigi fact I left very little space on the left, next time I will try to approach a greater parallelism and more, still do not have a slide Micro then I move the tripod. Thanks again

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sent on October 13, 2015 (14:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello John, he made it very clear all PIGI47, so I'll try not to rage, so to speak, with this adjectives inappropriate to your photos.
I had a look at your gallery macro and I realized that insects often are too central in the frame or not positioned so harmonious.
Then I noticed that choose shots that do not enhance the insect, they indeed create problems in the MAF and PDC.
The best thing is that observation, take a cue from those who have experience and "copy" in the sense of learning.
Your mistakes are amply justified, you start making mistakes, as I did many years ago, but this is not to say that I'm good, in fact, I often feel dissatisfied and certainties are from your comments if my photos are successful orppure have some flaws, and have it !!!
In photography it never arrived !!!
But you pictures when the places the collapse, and if so how and why?
I noticed in your macro many poor engraving / sharpness, almost a shake-up into any.
Excuse me if I spoke with this post, but since you are looking for tips seem right to honest relief to those who enjoy macro: often make flattering comments on photos that do not deserve it, and this certainly does not grow ... A salutone. Peter :-)

avatarjunior
sent on October 13, 2015 (15:34) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Absolutely Peter, indeed I thank the passage and the comment, I reduce the photos through the tool of Photoshop "save for web" setting as px long side size of 1200px, slowly I'm getting better the last one I loaded main subject is clearly focused, my big problem is the parallel with the time I hope to position myself well. I thank you for the comment and -D: -D: -D tips

avatarsenior
sent on October 13, 2015 (23:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The parallel is not easy for anyone ... easier if photographing insects asleep where perches or the same insects are placed in such a way as to facilitate the MAF is the head of the insect that the rest of the body.
If the butterfly, dragonfly, etc. , Just to name a few, there photographers on their natural roost without moving, I believe that achieving parallelism is extremely difficult, for everyone ... ;-)
Hello
Peter


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