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sent on January 16, 2013 (17:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I fell too! Sure it was the wind? I have screwed the lens that does not have the recognition of the stand so if you do not turn off the stabilizer makes you moved the shot, amazing! If you do not want to be the star moves FURTHERMORE you should keep the installation within 15 to 20 sec (with the 18mm) according to the formula 500/focale relative (eg 500/18x1.6fattore crop canon) and then raise the ISO a bit. Greetings Michael. Ci sono cascato anche io! Sicuro che sia stato il vento? a me ha fregato l'obiettivo che non ha il riconoscimento del cavalletto per cui se non disattivi lo stabilizzatore ti fa venire mosso lo scatto, incredibile! Se non vuoi far venire mosse le stelle ti conviene inolre mantenere la posa entro 15 - 20 sec (con il 18mm) secondo la formula 500/focale relativa (esempio 500/18x1.6fattore di crop canon)e quindi alzare un pò gli iso. Saluti Michele.
sent on January 17, 2013 (10:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
thanks for the tip! :-D I'm sure the wind ... my goal nn has the stabilizer :-( then I really have trouble understanding where the focus falls on ... is not marked and are more blurred than the times when I take a picture. Also I forgot to fill the viewfinder ... :-D
Thanks again for visiting and for the tip! grazie mille per il suggerimento! sono sicuro del vento si... il mio obbiettivo nn ha lo stabilizzatore poi ho veramente difficoltà a capire dove cada la messa a fuoco all'infinito... non è segnata e sono più le volte che sfuoco di quelle in cui faccio una foto. Inoltre mi ero dimenticato di otturare il mirino...
Grazie ancora per la visita e per il suggerimento!
sent on January 18, 2013 (9:34) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Unfortunately, the 350 does not have live view so I understand that is a real mess, I have the 600 and actually makes a lot of difference between the focus through the viewfinder and the LCD screen and you can zoom in on the star to 10TIMES and then you can understand much more accurate and what are the advantages in manual focus!. With the viewfinder can regolarti with only a few light or illuminated object at least 20-30 meters. You can also try the Hartmann mask to be applied on the target, but I think the biggest problem is always the size of the viewfinder and the low light of the same. The Hartmann mask you find in the link posted below. It 's done for telescopes but it also works if you put it on the camera's lens. www.billyard-ink.com/Hartmann.shtml
Michele. Purtoppo la 350 non ha il live view quindi capisco che è un vero casino, io ho la 600 ed effettivamente fa molta differenza fra la messa a fuoco attraverso il mirino e lo schermo lcd con cui puoi ingrandire la stella fino a 10volte e quindi puoi capire quanta maggiore accuratezza e quali vantaggi porta nella messa a fuoco manuale!. Con il mirino puoi regolarti solo con qualche luce o oggetto illuminato ad almeno 20-30 metri. Puoi provare anche con la maschera di Hartmann da applicare avanti l'obiettivo, ma penso che il problema più grande sia sempre la dimensione del mirino e la scarsa luminosità dello stesso. La maschera di Hartmann la trovi nel link postato qui sotto. E' fatta per i telescopi ma funziona anche se la metti avanti all'obiettivo della macchina fotografica. www.billyard-ink.com/Hartmann.shtml
sent on January 18, 2013 (9:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Ps: with a panorama like trying to make a star trail, would be very nice .... maybe when it is so cold! :-D Ps: con un panorama del genere prova a fare uno star trail, verrebbe molto bello....magari quando non è tanto freddo!
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sent on May 21, 2013 (15:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Beautiful 3D effect on the mountains! hello Paul Bello l'effetto 3D sui monti! ciao Paolo
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