Andromeda galaxy rich field

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Andromeda galaxy rich field sent on November 17, 2015 (16:29) by Aleziggio. 4 comments, 1715 views.

, Posa B f/3.2, ISO 1600, tripod.

Lo Zuiko 75mm f1,8 nasce come lente da ritratto: ecco dunque un bel ritratto di Andromeda :) scherzi a parte, questa lente conferma la sua eccezionale nitidezza anche in campo astrofotografico, come confermano i diametri stellari ottenuti senza operare alcuna riduzione in post e la ricchezza di stelle della foto. Unico difetto una certa aberrazione cromatica che si nota sulle stelle più luminose

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14 persons like it: Ant.74, BCore, Griffon, Hokusai72, Jack_98, Johnjz, Markionno, Marzio Bambini, Paoloeffe, Planet Eric, Quellolà, Thealby87, TheBlackbird, Velvia

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Marzio Bambini

sent on November 17, 2015 (17:45)

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Il violetto è dovuto ad un fuoco non centratissimo? Sorriso

The violet is due to a fire not centratissimo? :-)

Aleziggio

sent on November 17, 2015 (18:03)

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Ciao Marzio, credo che tu ti riferisca all'aberrazione cromatica della lente. Il fuoco ho cercato di curarlo al meglio

Hello Marzio, I think you are referring to chromatic aberration of the lens. The fire I tried to treat him better

user28347

sent on November 17, 2015 (21:38)

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mi aveva fotto così pure a me col 77 f1,8 che soffriva di aberrazione cromatica ,comunque molto bella panoramica senza taglio credo

fuck me so well to me with 77 F1.8 who suffered from chromatic aberration, still lovely panoramic believe without cutting

Aleziggio

sent on November 17, 2015 (21:53)

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Ciao Sapf, effettivamente non sono lenti nate per l'astrofotografia, però possono dare dei bei risultati ugualmente Sorriso

Saluti!

Hello Sapf, actually are not born lenses for astrophotography, however, they can give good results too :-) Greetings!

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