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Still life

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still life sent on June 06, 2013 (14:51) by Stefano Coghene. 7 comments, 720 views.

, 8 sec f/32.0, ISO 400, tripod.

La mia prima vera still life la propongo in macro. purtroppo l'ape l'ho trovata morta, ho pensato di darle ancora un pò di vita con questo scatto che ho potuto preparare con calma. Il fiore appena reciso da una pianta sul balcone, l'ape posata sopra e l'illuminazione naturale della finestra sono i pochi elementi che la compongono. Post produzione limitata a contrasto e curve. sottolineo gli 8 secondi ed il diaframma chiuso a 32 per più PDC (che lente!)





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sent on June 06, 2013 (16:46)


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Con un diaframma simile la diffrazione è subito in aguato.
Scarsa la nitidezza sul soggetto.

With a similar aperture diffraction is now in ambush.
Lack of clarity on the subject.

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sent on June 06, 2013 (17:12)


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Grazie Pierluigi. da un maestro i consigli sono sempre ben accetti.
Ne ho fatto anche con diaframma più aperto, ma perdevo troppa pdc essendo così vicino al soggetto.
Grazie ancora, ciao.

Thanks Pierluigi. by a master of the suggestions are always welcome.
I've also done with larger aperture, but I lost too much pdc being so close to the subject.
Thank you again, hello.

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sent on June 06, 2013 (20:27)


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Io dico meglio poca ma buona e quoto pigi.....alla fine il fuoco non esiste in questa immagine!
Ciao!;-)


I say little better but good and quoto pigi ..... eventually the fire does not exist in this picture!
Hello! ;-)

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sent on June 08, 2013 (16:12)


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non esiste la maf da nessuna parte Stefano con il 100/2.8 macro si dovrebbero contare i peli dell'ape poi a cosa serve una posa di otto secondi + diaframma f/32.
un saluto Jerry

there is no maf anywhere Stefano with the 100/2.8 macro should count the hairs of the bee then what good is a pose than eight seconds + aperture f/32.
a greeting Jerry

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sent on June 08, 2013 (22:32)


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Ciao, Cave11.
Ciao, Jerry.
Allora esperimento fallito...

Hello, Cave11.
Hello, Jerry.
Then failed experiment ...

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sent on July 12, 2014 (1:38)


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Ciao Stefano, scusa ma non posso che condividere i post precedenti. Anche un esperimento fallito porta il suo bagaglio di esperienza. Un consiglio, se posso naturalmente, visto che l'ape era deceduta potevi provare con il focus staking, una serie di immagini con un diaframma accettabile a focature diverse e il risultato sarebbe stato diverso. Se non conosci la tecnica vai in youtube ed avrai di che sbizzarrirti.:-P ciao IVAN

Hello Stephen, I'm sorry but I can not share the previous posts. Even a failed experiment brings a wealth of experience. A word of advice, if I can of course, given that the bee had died you could try with the focus staking, a series of images with a diaphragm acceptable to the various markings, and the result would have been different. If you do not know the technique you go to youtube and you'll have to play around that. :-P hello IVAN

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sent on July 12, 2014 (9:32)


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Ciao, Ivan.
Non ho ancora provato il focus stacking, quella sarebbe stata una buona occasione. ..
Naturalmente feci diversi scatti, con impostazioni differenti, ho scelto di postare questa per vedere fin dove ci si può spingere con la chiusura del diaframma ottenendo scatti ancora accettabili.
Ho evidenziato anche in didascalia il tempo di esposizione, ben 8 secondi con Iso 400!
A me ha stupito!
Grazie per i consigli, ciao

Hello, Ivan.
I have not tried focus stacking, that would be a good opportunity. ..
Of course I did several shots with different settings, I chose to post this to see how far you can push yourself with the closure of the diaphragm getting shots still acceptable.
I also pointed out in the caption exposure time, as many as 8 seconds Iso 400!
I was amazed!
Thanks for the advice, hello


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