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Sympetrum Southern (Selys, 1841) sent on September 25, 2012 (12:57) by Eragon. 5 comments, 732 views.

, 1/200 f/16.0, ISO 200, tripod.


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1 person like it: Gian Carlo Calcaterra


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sent on September 25, 2012 (13:11)


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scatto molto naturale eragon e di ottimo dettaglio se consideriamo la luce alta , comunque be gestita, e la distanza di ripresa. bella situazione. bravo . ps.: clonerei il ramo secco in alto a dx

click eragon very natural and great detail when we consider the high light, however well managed, and the shooting distance. good situation. bravo. ps.: clonerei the dry branch on the top right

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sent on September 25, 2012 (13:52)


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Grazie Guz!Mi fa piacere che ti piaccia e grazie per il consiglio, preso dalla bellezza della situazione non ho notato il ramo secco,eventualmente posso fare la prova a ritagliare la foto e vedere cosa viene fuori.

Thanks Guz! I'm glad you like it and thanks for the advice, taken from the beauty of the situation did not notice the dead branch, if I can do the test to crop the photo and see what comes out.

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sent on September 25, 2012 (14:55)


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auguri per il nuovo acquisto e vedo pure che già i risultati non sono male, dovresti indicare i dati di scatto e se hai usato il treppiedi, questo per una più mirata analisi con consigli più approfonditi. Da quello che vedo posso dirti da subito che allo scatto di addice un'inquadratura verticale, con il collarino del tamron puoi ruotare allentando la vite come meglio ti piace senza bisogno di girare la testa. se i soggetti lo permettono puoi stringere ancora un po muovendoti molto lentamente, il risultato e quello di avere lo sfondo più omogeneo, per ora e tutto e buon divertimento nel tuo ruscelloSorriso

dimenticavo si tratta di una bella coppia di Sympetrum meridionale (Selys, 1841)

wishes for the new purchase and I also see that already the results are not bad, you should indicate the shooting data and if you used a tripod, this for a more focused analysis with more detailed advice. From what I can tell you now that at the click of a frame fits vertically, with the collar of the tamron can rotate loosening the best as you like without having to turn your head. if people allow you tighten a little by moving very slowly, the result is to have the background more homogeneous, for now and all and have fun in your stream :-)

I forgot this is a nice pair of Sympetrum Southern (Selys, 1841)

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sent on September 25, 2012 (16:16)


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Ciro ha saputo suggerirti ottimi consigli.

Cyrus was able to suggest good advice.

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sent on September 25, 2012 (20:38)


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Ciao Ciro,grazie per gli auguri e per gli utilissimi consigli! Per quanto l'avvicinamento ai soggetti non ho avuto alcun problema ad avvicinarmi,infatti prima di effettuare lo scatto sono riuscitto ad avvicinarmi ancora di più ma perdevo qualcosina nella messa a fuoco, forse chiudendo ancora di più il diaframma avrei risolto il problema?Grazie ancora a tutti!!!

Hello Cyrus, thanks for your good wishes and for the great tips! As the approach to the subject I had no problem to get close, in fact before the shot is riuscitto to approach even more but I lost a little something in focus, perhaps even more by closing the diaphragm would solve your problem? Thank you again to all!


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