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| sent on November 03, 2011 (16:42)
Il solo fatto d'averla ripresa merita di per sè un bravo.
The mere fact of having shot deserves a good in itself. Il solo fatto d'averla ripresa merita di per sè un bravo. |
| sent on November 03, 2011 (17:50)
condivido in pieno il commento di chi mi ha preceduto
ciao
I fully agree with the comments of those who preceded me
hello condivido in pieno il commento di chi mi ha preceduto
ciao |
| sent on November 03, 2011 (20:24)
Mi piace molto in quanto congelata perfettamente su uno sfondo super.
La vista panoramica forse non mi convince fino in fondo ma è solo un mio punto di vista.
CIAO
I like a lot as frozen perfectly on a background super.
The view might not convince me all the way but it is just my point of view.
HELLO Mi piace molto in quanto congelata perfettamente su uno sfondo super.
La vista panoramica forse non mi convince fino in fondo ma è solo un mio punto di vista.
CIAO |
| sent on November 03, 2011 (20:49)
grazie a tutti per i commenti.
Lo sfondo è uno stagno montano ( Asiago ) e la scelta del diaframma è una via di mezzo tra la PDC e il bokeh ottenuto.
Ho avuto la fortuna di fare diverse prove e ho testato il 100mm IS, il 24-70L e il 70-200.
La distanza non era un problema ma la capacità di mettere a fuoco si. Alla fine la dimensione e la morbidezza della ghiera del fuoco del 70-200 mi hanno permesso di avere quella calma ( calma si fa per dire) per inquadrare e scattare.
Michelangelo
Thanks to all for the comments.
The background is a pond mountain (Asiago) and the choice of the diaphragm is a middle ground between the PDC and the bokeh achieved.
I was lucky enough to do several tests and I tested the 100mm IS, 24-70L and 70-200.
The distance was not a problem but the ability to make fire. At the end of the size and softness of the focus ring of the 70-200 allowed me to have that calm (calm so to speak) for point and shoot.
Michelangelo grazie a tutti per i commenti.
Lo sfondo è uno stagno montano ( Asiago ) e la scelta del diaframma è una via di mezzo tra la PDC e il bokeh ottenuto.
Ho avuto la fortuna di fare diverse prove e ho testato il 100mm IS, il 24-70L e il 70-200.
La distanza non era un problema ma la capacità di mettere a fuoco si. Alla fine la dimensione e la morbidezza della ghiera del fuoco del 70-200 mi hanno permesso di avere quella calma ( calma si fa per dire) per inquadrare e scattare.
Michelangelo |
| sent on November 04, 2011 (6:45)
Ottima cattura...complimenti!
Excellent capture ... well done! Ottima cattura...complimenti! |
| sent on November 04, 2011 (11:34)
che cattura!!!complimenti 
ciao
that captures! compliments :-)
hello che cattura!!!complimenti
ciao |
| sent on November 04, 2011 (14:12)
grazie a tutti!!
la cattura in questo caso è comunque un mix di pazienza, anticipazione e RAFFICA! se avessi avuto la 7D al posto della 5D avrei avuto più possibilità di avere scatti a fuoco ma forse meno area di lavoro e la libellula si spostava velocissima al punto che mi limitavo ad aspettarla nelle aree da lei già coperte nel volo.
Thanks to all!
capturing in this case is, however, a mix of patience, anticipation and BURST! if I had the 7D instead of the 5D would have more chances to get shots in focus but perhaps less workspace and the dragonfly was moving very fast to the point that I would just waiting in the areas that you have already covered in the flight. grazie a tutti!!
la cattura in questo caso è comunque un mix di pazienza, anticipazione e RAFFICA! se avessi avuto la 7D al posto della 5D avrei avuto più possibilità di avere scatti a fuoco ma forse meno area di lavoro e la libellula si spostava velocissima al punto che mi limitavo ad aspettarla nelle aree da lei già coperte nel volo. |
| sent on November 04, 2011 (16:21)
Scatto non facile. Buono il tuo risultato.
Ciao 
Shooting is not easy. Good your result.
Hello ;-) Scatto non facile. Buono il tuo risultato.
Ciao |
| sent on May 30, 2012 (22:30)
Great capture and perfect timing. It is always a challenge to take a sharp DIF picture. You managed to do it perfectly! |
| sent on May 31, 2012 (12:27)
Hi my friend , I remember you Grzehoofr and thanks for the kind comment.
It was very hard to take this shot, I used the 70-200 because the zoom ring is very fast to set ( better than the 180 or the 100IS).
I hope to make more shots this summer because I will go in this place again.
Hi my friend, I remember you Grzehoofr and thanks for the kind comment.
It was very hard to take this shot, I used the 70-200 Because The zoom ring is very fast to set (better than the 180 or the 100IS).
I hope to make more shots this summer because i will go to this place again. Hi my friend , I remember you Grzehoofr and thanks for the kind comment.
It was very hard to take this shot, I used the 70-200 because the zoom ring is very fast to set ( better than the 180 or the 100IS).
I hope to make more shots this summer because I will go in this place again. |
| sent on May 31, 2012 (14:38)
Dragonflies in flight is very difficult to photograph. I admire your persistence. Good capture. Well done.
Some weeks ago, I forgo my lunch and sat by a lily pond for 2 hours trying to photograph a red dragonfly in flight with 300f4. I must say I failed miserably and was thinking perhaps I need a proper macro lens. Good to know that the 70-200's speed is faster than 180 or the 100is for this purpose. You just helped me saved some money  |
| sent on May 31, 2012 (15:39) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
“ You just helped me saved some money „
yes, the 70-200 is better in action! the lens lenght and the handling are good to follow the dragonfly.
The most important thing is the background quality( better if flat) and the shotting rate of your camera :) I used 7D with manual focus.
I also tried with a "500D close up lens" mounded in front of the lens but is more difficult for the magnification.
michelangelo " You just helped me saved some money"
yes, the 70-200 is better in action! the lens lenght and the handling are good to follow the dragonfly.
The most important thing is the background quality( better if flat) and the shotting rate of your camera :) I used 7D with manual focus.
I tried also with a "500D close up lens" mounded in front of the lens but is more difficult for the magnification.
Michelangelo |
user41490 | sent on January 12, 2015 (12:32)
Poesia in volo
Poetry in flight Poesia in volo |
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