Movement and stasis

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Movement and stasis sent on December 03, 2012 (16:20) by Prune. 5 comments, 499 views.

, 1/4 f/29.0, ISO 100, hand held.

Scatto a mano libera, durante la conversione ha perso in nitidezza,che nel file originale,nonostante il diaframma molto chiuso non manca.

5 persons like it: Christian B., Claudio Santoro, Raffaele82, Silvio Valente, Tessi

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Roy72chi

sent on September 19, 2014 (15:47)

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Davvero bello questo scatto, ma dubito fortemente tu possa ottenere grande nitidezza con un diaframma così chiuso. La diffrazione ottica si manifesta già dopo f/11. In questo caso un filtro ND da 3 o più stop avrebbe salvato capre e cavoli ;-)

Really nice this shot, but I highly doubt you can get great sharpness with a diaphragm so closed. The optical diffraction occurs already after f / 11. In this case, an ND filter with 3 or more stop would have saved both ways;-)

Prune

sent on October 25, 2014 (3:02)

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Oh,grazie del commento,non lo avevo notato,apprezzo molto! Bè ovviamente scattando a f8 + filtri sarebbe stata un'altra cosa, ma non disponendo di filtri nel mio striminzito corredo da squattrinato mi sono arrangiato Sorriso

Grazie mille per il passaggio!

Oh, thanks for the comment, I had not noticed, I really appreciate! Well obviously shooting at f8 + filters would be another thing, but they do not have filters in my skimpy outfit broke I managed:-) Thank you so much for passing!

Claudio Santoro

sent on October 30, 2014 (3:35)

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uno scatto molto bello, splendidi colori

a shot very nice, beautiful colors

Prune

sent on December 20, 2014 (2:15)

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Grazie del passaggio Cla =)

Thanks for the ride Cla =)

Christian B.

sent on October 28, 2015 (20:43)

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Fantastica. Bravo!

Fantastic. Good boy!

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