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Butterfly (Pyrgus Cirsii) sent on August 29, 2012 (0:18) by Luca_bianco. 3 comments, 851 views. Specie:Pyrgus cirsii
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user15009
sent on August 29, 2012 (12:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Congratulations on the macro very beautiful. To achieve blurred backgrounds as well as opening the aperture as much as possible, use special tricks? Thanks in advance for your answer, are a beginner and have never been able to make backgrounds so special ...
Antonio Complimenti per la macro molto bella. Per realizzare sfondi così sfocati, oltre ad aprire il più possibile il diaframma, usi trucchi particolari? Grazie in anticipo per la risposta, sono alle prime armi e non sono mai riuscito a realizzare sfondi così particolari...
sent on August 30, 2012 (0:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello, actually the diaphragm in the macro is usually very close (10-16), arriving in the early morning insects are quiet and have time to reposition or relocate them without them escaping, so look for more distant backgrounds or homogeneous. In more recently use the sigma 150 which being a tele helps the blurred (by contrast makes the positioning with respect to the subject a bit 'more laborious to have a depth of field that covers the subject). Sometimes then (especially for groped to eliminate spots caused by dirt sensor) I reduce the noise and increase slightly blurring the background selectively with layer masks in Photoshop. I still have beginner as you, but really are browsing this forum by those who learn see you soon Ciao, in realtà il diaframma nelle macro resta solitamente molto chiuso (10-16), arrivando al mattino presto gli insetti sono quieti e hai tempo per posizionarti o riposizionare loro senza che scappino, in modo da cercare sfondi più lontani o omogenei. In più da poco uso il sigma 150 che essendo un tele aiuta lo sfocato (per contro rende il posizionamento rispetto al soggetto un po' più laborioso per avere una profondità di campo che copra il soggetto). A volte poi (soprattutto per tentare di eliminare le macchioline dovute allo sporco del sensore) riduco il rumore ed aumento leggermente la sfocatura sullo sfondo in modo selettivo con le maschere di livello in photoshop. Io comunque sono principiante quanto te, ma navigando nel forum trovi davvero da chi imparare a presto
user15009
sent on August 30, 2012 (14:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Luca advice I will keep in mind, you've been very kind ... Grazie Luca dei consigli li terrò a mente, sei stato gentilissimo...
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