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Distinguishing features: calopterix...

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Distinguishing features: calopterix sent on October 09, 2012 (9:12) by Rubacolor. 13 comments, 1195 views.

, 1/60 f/22.0, ISO 500, tripod.

Mi sono accorto che nei file raw di questo potente mezzo si nascondono infiniti dettagli e tutto sta nel riuscire a tirarli fuori specie in questa tipologia di scatti dove l'ottica;come ho detto nelle precedenti puntate,è penalizzata dalla ricerca della maggiore PDC. Con un ultimo sforzo informatico ho cercato di dare contrasto dove mancava e ripulito un pò la nebbiolina dell'immagine. Mi interessa sapere cosa ne pensate per i miei futuri lavori quindi ringrazio in anticipo tutti coloro che commenteranno. In ripresa ho usato tre flash rd è stao davvero difficile avvicinarsi a questo esemplare femmina di calopterix sorpresa al mattino presto su un filo d'erba.



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sent on October 09, 2012 (17:46) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

maybe put it in the comments section will have more comments, I understand it a little but nothing seems OK

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sent on October 09, 2012 (18:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Sepofa! past the end of the last post I put in the comments.

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sent on October 09, 2012 (18:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Archangel this time you used bellows pulled along pipes or to what extent? in the sense of the sails we were talking there though perhaps to a lesser extent and only in a more 'marked out maf. but if he bellows or more 'of a tube say good anyway since you have used the 60 we said not excel in this field. you should test a simple pattern on old d800e (changing the attack or with adapter ring) and see the sensor at the level of the most popular 'clean it receives as it behaves. however, here you are at the MP level canon and without the use of stack. hello flavio

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sent on October 09, 2012 (18:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The sails you say is the result of a moved a paw and for me it has no value. The fog was generally very much in original raw then I'll settle great. I used the Novoflex fully extended + a tube of 25 mm. At this point I'm happy and just do not put myself tinkering with certain objectives so-called specialist in micro also because those do not have the auto iris and touches you focus wide open and then close at hand for a moment before taking a picture which is like falling in the dark and if the subject moves in the meantime the controls. Want to have the automatic iris as this sessantino! and another thing! Thanks again for kind interest Guz.

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sent on October 09, 2012 (18:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I agree you have in your hands a middle and at least just go on specialized micro and considering the Novoflex all extended more 'I would say that the tube goes well. in some machines only mount an adapter ring 2 cm results in loss of quality imagine how far has done in your case the light to reach the sensor you want to say within the tessutino have anti-glare etc.. Good budget so 'and then I'd say we're talking about a little head bridesmaid size 6/7 mm. hello to the next photo and get me an artistic model mantis in recent days and not sti test that at least one fills my heart:-D joke hello ;-)

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sent on October 09, 2012 (18:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

excellent result brought home, congratulations true

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sent on October 09, 2012 (18:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Probably the coupled tubes + bellows + lens has not affected the central area of ??the frame. But it is my assessment. You should do further testing of subjects that best fill the field of view to better estimate. Surely the "game" worth the candle!

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sent on October 09, 2012 (19:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Guz - I too have a tube that generates internal reflections and ruin all the shots and why not use it. We must always inspect the interior burnished tubes because you just scraped a point that ruin the images. I was once an old leica lens that always veiled images then I realized that there was a point in the barrel discovered by burnishing. Well! is enough to touch a black marker to resolve the situation and what has become the best goal I had.
GBS - Thank you very much
Floors: Thanks for the comment! No! absolutely. I have tested on a flat surface and has an optical flatness of field sharp amazing as long as you keep the subject gradually parallel to the sensor. The slight blur you see on the end of the apparatus mug is the limit of the PDC and in the lower left there is a blur from camera shake and from outside pFlo PDC

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sent on October 09, 2012 (19:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Very interesting this shot!
You have made a 'good image, calculating the diffraction that results using all those "extensions"!
Congratulations! ;-)
If it's interesting, I get better images when not using the flash, but this involves a lot of risks in more .. and if no result .. I own a flash specific mt24exII, but the results often do not like them because the images become a little 'artificial ..

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sent on October 09, 2012 (19:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks for the advice Silo. To me like the most shots in natural light but with all those extensions shutter speeds stretch much and if the subject does not stand still understand the difficulties increase very much. Soon if I find people who work feel even shots in natural light in the early morning.

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sent on October 09, 2012 (21:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

macro insects is not my field, however, it seems good. hello

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sent on October 09, 2012 (23:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Alien.Fantastic!

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sent on October 10, 2012 (22:26) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

that looks to take pictures so close between "martini" and the macro ... you are then eyes so!!


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