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| sent on September 15, 2025 (22:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Beautiful and Delicate Macro..!! and what colors.. !!! Bellissima e Delicata Macro..!!! e che colori.. !!! |
| sent on September 15, 2025 (23:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Gion Grazie Gion |
| sent on September 19, 2025 (12:21) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
:-) yes, you can tell that you are tempted by butterflies in activity: yes, it should be a Polyommatus Icarus, called Icarus butterfly or blue Argus: here the photo is good :-) : the weather may be fine but, in a macro photo taken very close, the depth of field can never be infinite.... also for the best lens in the world.... :-) si, si capisce che sei tentato dalle farfalle in attività: si, dovrebbe essere un Polyommatus Icarus, detta farfalla Icaro o Argo azzurro: qui la foto è buonina : il tempo può andar bene ma, in una foto macro scattata molto ravvicinata, la profondità di campo non potrà mai risultare infinita....anche per la migliore lente del mondo.... |
| sent on September 19, 2025 (14:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
So, with a less tight shot and subsequent cropping I could improve things a bit? Thank you Giancarlo. Quindi, con una inquadratura meno stretta e successivo ritaglio potrei migliorare un po le cose ? Grazie Giancarlo. |
| sent on September 19, 2025 (19:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Yes, yours is a valid option that I sometimes use too: stay a little further away and then work on the file with an appropriate crop, which will also allow the optimization of orientation and composition; then, in the case of active butterflies, if you want to photograph them from above, to make the most of the depth of field, it is better to shoot when the butterfly will place its wings wide open, so, measuring vertically, between the ends of the wing and e.g. eyes, there will be only a small distance, unlike this photo of yours, where, with the wings very high, the distance between the tip of the wing and the eye, vertically, is inevitably greater (and here, moreover, we are dealing with a small butterfly, imagine if it were much bigger, e.g. a Podalirio or a Vanessa :-) ). Hello, good job, giancarlo Si, la tua è un'opzione valida che a volte uso anch'io: stare un po più distanti e poi lavorare sul file con un ritaglio opportuno, che peraltro consentirà l'ottimizzazione dell'orientamento e della composizione; poi, nel caso delle farfalle in attività, a volerle fotografare dall'alto, per sfruttare al meglio la profondità di campo, conviene scattare quando la farfalla porrà le ali ben aperte, così, misurando verticalmente, tra estremità dell'ala e ad es occhi, ci sarà solo una piccola distanza, differentemente da questa tua foto, dove, con le ali molto in alto, la distanza tra punta dell'ala e occhio, in verticale, risulta inevitabilmente più grande (e qui peraltro abbiamo a che fare con una piccola farfallina, immagina se fosse molto più grande, es un Podalirio o una Vanessa ). Ciao, buon lavoro, giancarlo |
| sent on September 19, 2025 (19:40) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Giancarlo, Good evening. Grazie Giancarlo, buona serata. |
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