Roe early in the morning

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Roe early in the morning sent on July 22, 2012 (11:05) by Valasquez. 4 comments, 1234 views.

, 1/80 f/5.0, ISO 1250, hand held. Specie: Capreolus capreolus

In una mattina piena di umidità....

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Guidoalpino

sent on July 22, 2012 (12:08)

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Premesso che so bene quanto sia difficile riprendere selvatici in libertà, esprimo le mie considerazioni su questa foto:
- mi sembra un poco sovraesposta e con leggera dominante magenta
- avrei posizionato il capriolo più a dx, anche mediante crop compositivo
Ciao
Guido

Given that I know how difficult it is to shoot wild game, I express my thoughts on this photo:
- Seems a little overexposed and light magenta
- I placed the deer more to the right, including through crop composition
Hello
Guido

Elleemme

sent on July 22, 2012 (16:24)

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Concordo sulla dominante,sulla sovraesposizione e il decentramento. Non molto dettagliata a causa del rumore digitale e del crop Confuso

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Ti consiglio di usare la prossima volta un treppiede o monopiede e di applicare un extender 1.4x o sfruttare un'ottica specifica per caccia fotografica (esempio sigma 120-300mm f.2,8 + extender 1.4x).
ciao e buona luce, lauro

I agree with the ruling, the overexposure and decentralization. Not very detailed because of the noise and the digital crop: fconfuso:.
I advise you to use the next time a tripod or monopod and apply a 1.4x extender exploit optics for specific photo hunt (eg sigma 120-300mm f.2, 8 + 1.4x extender).
hello and good light, laurel

Valasquez

sent on July 23, 2012 (22:16)

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Grazie per i consigli, Ciao

Thanks for the advice, Hello

Elleemme

sent on July 30, 2012 (21:19)

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nota: con l'extender 2x il sigma 120-300mm os ti avrebbe regalato ben 200mm in più del nikkor e meno crop in p.p.
Appena puoi fai un test sul campo tra le due ottiche ;-)

Note: with the 2X extender Sigma 120-300mm os would give you well in more than 200mm nikkor and less crop in pp
As soon as you do a test on the ground between the two lenses ;-)

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