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Flowers fireworks sent on September 20, 2012 (22:33) by AndreaZaini. 4 comments, 1030 views.

1/1250 f/2.0, ISO 250, tripod.

Fiori (specie per me sconosciuta) al tramonto ripresi con Summicron-R 50mm f/2

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Guz

sent on September 21, 2012 (9:30)

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il classico sfuocato che crea il summicron si nota. fondamentalmente essendo fuochi d'artificio avrei alzato la luce e chiuso un pelo sopra 2,8 il diaframma per dare maggior importanza ai fiori stessi. dico questo perchè il pur ottimo summicron a f2 diventa morbidissimo sui dettagli a differenza dell'inarrivabile (almeno per me) summilux. buona l'idea . ciao flavio

the classic blur that creates the Summicron is known. basically being fireworks I've raised the light and closed a shade above 2.8 aperture to give more importance to the flowers themselves. I say this because while the Summicron at f2 becomes very soft on the details of the unmatchable unlike (at least for me) summilux. good idea. hello flavio

AndreaZaini

sent on September 21, 2012 (11:51)

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Grazie mille del passaggio e degli ottimi consigli !!!

Il summicron lo sto ancora "imparando" MrGreen

... sarà meglio anche montare un vetrino per la messa a fuoco manuale, visto che la conferma di MAF della macchina è un po' troppo approssimativa, e già a f/2 si sbaglia troppo facilmente (chissà con lenti più luminose !)

In realtà ne ho fatte alcune a f/2.8, ma la messa a fuoco è sbagliata ... un pelo dietro la punta dei fiori Triste

l'errore mi è costato anche la perdita dello scatto con la luce migliore... ero al tramonto ed il sole è sceso troppo velocemente ! Confuso

eccone una

per quanto riguarda il discorso dell'effetto fuochi d'artificio mi è "uscito questo"... ma forse dovrei metterlo in foto-art Sorriso

grazie ancora
Andrea

5D

regarding the subject of the effect fireworks I "released this" ... but maybe I should put it in the photo-art :-)

thanks again
Andrea

Guz

sent on September 21, 2012 (13:14)

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forse l'effetto migliore è l'ultimo in quanto scuro e rende meglio la logica dei fuochi. io ho un supertakumar 50 1.4 e confermo che che su piccoli particolari è ostica la messa a fuoco. poi il summicron, vado a memoria, ha 6 lamelle di diaframma (ma non ne sono sicuro),e il suo sfocato è ostico da gestire in alcune situazioni. ciao ancora

perhaps the best effect is the latest in the dark and makes better the logic of the fires. I have a 50 1.4 supertakumar and confirm that it is tricky small details of the focus. then the Summicron, from memory, has 6 blades aperture (but I'm not sure), and its focus is difficult to manage in some situations. hello again

AndreaZaini

sent on September 21, 2012 (13:17)

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Si, ha sei lamelle, e si vedono nella seconda foto a 2.8 MrGreen

grazie ancora ! ;-)

It has six blades, and you can see in the second photo in 2.8:-D

thank you again! ;-)

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