By big request: Comet Hale Bopp Second version

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By big request: Comet Hale Bopp Second version sent on November 27, 2018 (9:20) by Gsabbio. 2 comments, 1244 views.

, 1/100 f/3.5, ISO 100, tripod.

20 Aprile 1997-circa- la cometa Hale-Bopp fotografata sopra i Corni di Canzo (Lecco), stesso punto di ripresa della precedente: dal monte Barro alle ore 22.45 circa. Nikon F3, ottica: AF micro nikkor 60 f2,8 su cavalletto e pellicola Fuji 400 iso diaframma f2,8 tempo circa 4 secondi. Questa sequenza di immagini venne ripresa circa 10 giorni dopo la prima immagine che ho pubblicato. Visti i buoni risultati decisi di non esporre a 800 ISO ma di usare la FUJI alla sensibilità nominale di 400 ISO. Diapositiva digitalizzata con D800 e nikkor micro 55 f3,5 chiuso a f8 con flash. L'originale era sottoesposto di almeno 2 diaframmi ma il bello di riprodurre le dia con la D800 è la possibilità di esporre per le luci e poi recuperare le ombre fino al limite del dettaglio. In sostanza ampliando di molto la latitudine di posa della pellicola. La grana visibile è quella della pellicola, ho applicato un poco di noise reduction 'prime' di DxO Photolab2, ma in realtà la differenza tra averlo, e non, è minima. Inoltre: è ridimensionata a 24 mpix per i limiti imposti dalla pubblicazione sul sito.

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MirkoV

sent on November 30, 2018 (19:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

It was fortunate to have witnessed such a spectacle!

Gsabbio

sent on November 30, 2018 (20:54) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Lucky Yes, but for those who were there was absolutely unmissable from the time that filled the sky and was visible, and was so great to be perfect for shots set with the landscape. However: regardless of the photographic or astronomical aspect, I am absolutely convinced that it was one of the ' events ' of my life; Also, I think my real luck was that at that time I was devoting enough to the night photos without ever using a light meter, but shooting ' to eye ' based on my experience. So, on a whole roll of shots, something good came out anyway. I also made shots with the AF 105 F2,8 Micro, but are too underexposed (to avoid the crawling on the Stars) and because of the strong wind that shook the tripod, are affected by a little ' of shake.

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