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Full Moon...

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Full Moon sent on February 07, 2013 (19:14) by Stefano Scapin. 7 comments, 721 views.

at 28mm, 20 sec f/2.8, ISO 200, hand held.


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avatarsenior
sent on February 08, 2013 (7:26)


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Ciao, avresti potuto chiudere di più il diaframma per evitare di sovraesporre, le stelle comunque mi sembrano mosse perchè forse non hai usato un treppiede

Hello, you could close more aperture to avoid overexposing the stars, however, seem to me to move because maybe you did not use a tripod

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sent on February 08, 2013 (11:43)


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Beppe io a prescindere dalla foto, ho notato spesso che ciô che rende un po' mossette le stelle (ma forse mi sbaglio) è paradossalmente l'attivazione dello stabilizzatore sai? Ripeto, non so se ê vero ma per sicurezza io lo disattivo sempre e comunque non mi vengono le strisciatine.
(In questo caso potrebbero essere date da un tempo troppo lungo rispetto alla focale utlizzata). Riguardo alla sovraesposizione potrebbe anche aver usato iso troppo alti, ma non conosciamo i dati della foto :)

I Beppe regardless of the photo, I often noticed that that makes it a little 'Mossette the stars (but maybe I'm wrong) is paradoxically the activation of the stabilizer you know? Again, I do not know if true but to be safe I always off and not me are the strisciatine.
(In this case may be given by a too long compared to the focal utlizzata). With regard to exposure could also have used iso too high, but do not know the details of the pictures :)

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sent on February 08, 2013 (14:26)


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Bhè, in effetti la prima cosa da fare è togliere tutti gli automatismi, a volte uno per la fretta se ne può dimenticare, nè IS nè AF. In mancanza di dati è difficile valutare, però ad occhio ad una analisi più attenta solo le stelle sono strisciate, quindi la camera era su treppiede e la lente potrebbe essere un 50mm o poco sotto, i flares dipendono molto dalla qualità della lente e la troppa esposizione ha fatto il resto, peccato perchè la foto poteva essere buona poichè aveva ripreso la costellazione del Toro, delle Pleiadi e altro che sono seppellite nella luce della sovraesposizione lunare. ;-)

Well, actually the first thing to do is to remove all the automatisms, sometimes one for the haste he can not forget, nor IS nor AF. In the absence of data is difficult to assess, but eye to a more careful analysis only the stars are streaks, so the room was on a tripod and the lens would be a 50mm or a little below, the flares are very dependent on the quality of the lens and too much exposure did the rest, shame because the photos could be good as it was back in the constellation of Taurus, the Pleiades, and others that are buried in the light of the moon overexposure. ;-)

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sent on February 09, 2013 (22:57)


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Ciao! :) sono l "autore" della foto XD. preciso che sono un principiante ancora.. devo inserire i dati di scatto.. comunque 30 secondi di esposizione, f2.8 a 24mm. iso al minimo. aumentata la nitidezza col ps. l' effetto sovvraesposto della luna secondo il mio parereè stupendo. sembra il sole :):-P

Hello! :) Is the "author" of the picture XD. clear that I am a beginner again .. I have to enter shooting data .. still 30 seconds of exposure, f2.8 at 24mm. iso to a minimum. increased sharpness with ps. l 'sovvraesposto effect of the moon in my parereè wonderful. looks like the sun :):-P

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sent on February 09, 2013 (22:58)


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comunque le foto sono mosse per l' effetto dell asse terrestre.. d altronde dopo i 3-4 secondi cominci a vedere le striscie..MrGreen

however, the photos are moved to the 'effect of the Earth's axis .. Moreover d after 3-4 seconds start to see the stripes .. :-D

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sent on February 13, 2013 (22:31)


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Quando inizi a vedere le strisce, come dici tu, dipende dalla focale utilizzata quindi non è assolutamente vero che dopo 3 secondi le vedi.. tutt'altro.. ma poi.. 30 secondi a mano libera? Confuso

When you start to see the stripes, as you say, it depends on the focal length used so it is not true that after 3 seconds you see .. anything .. but then .. 30 seconds by hand? : Fconfuso:

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sent on February 16, 2013 (11:54)


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caspita ho sbagliato XD 30 secondi con treepiede Sorriso

wow I was wrong XD 30 seconds with treepiede :-)


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