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| sent on July 25, 2013 (0:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
How much patience guys. I sweat as the stream that I went under for this picture, in absurd positions for hours waiting for her on his favorite branch and it was turned to the right point. They are wonderful creatures. I did not use the flash because it was impossible to hold it off-camera. So I opted for ISO 1600, which return a bit of grain, but I thought the worst. Tips? Quanta pazienza ragazzi. Ho sudato come il ruscello che mi passava sotto per questa foto, in posizioni assurde per ore ad aspettarla sul suo rametto preferito e che fosse girata al punto giusto. Sono creature meravigliose. Non ho usato il flash perchè mi era impossibile tenerlo in mano separato dalla fotocamera. Quindi ho optato per i 1600 iso, che restituiscono un po di grana, ma pensavo di peggio. Consigli? |
| sent on July 25, 2013 (14:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
for a free hand not think there are many suggestions to give. the photo is well done and I congratulate. hello per un mano libera non penso che siano molti i consigli da dare. la foto è ben fatta e mi complimento. ciao |
| sent on July 25, 2013 (14:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Guz, maybe I come to visit to see if dragonfly dawn gives me a quarter of an hour to mount the tripod! Grazie Guz, magari torno a trovare la libellula all'alba per vedere se mi concede un quarto d'ora per montare il cavalletto! |
| sent on July 25, 2013 (14:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
undoubtedly can work quietly and control all the parameters of the picture: composition, lighting of the subject and maf. hello indubbiamente potrai lavorare tranquillamente e controllare tutti i parametri della foto: composizione, illuminazione del soggetto e maf. ciao |
| sent on July 25, 2013 (15:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
They seem strange iso 1600, although at f10, with a light so strong, the Calopteryx are subject confusing, the ideal would photograph them in diffused light, shade, or, as suggested by Guz, early in the morning, when they are definitely more collaborative , if not entirely ferme. Your shot may not have been bad, but the light that shot has created, in my view, contrasts too much with strong highlights and shadows burned plugged, good point of view and compo.
Hello
Luca Mi sembrano strani 1600 iso, anche se a f10, con una luce così forte; le Calopteryx sono soggetti ostici, l'ideale sarebbe fotografarle in luce diffusa, all'ombra o, come suggerisce Guz, alla mattina presto, quando sono sicuramente più collaborative, se non del tutto ferme. Il tuo scatto non sarebbe stato male, ma la luce così sparata ha creato, a mio avviso, dei contrasti troppo forti con alte luci bruciate e ombre tappate, buono il punto di ripresa e la compo.
Ciao
Luca |
| sent on July 25, 2013 (19:26) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I also noticed another thing. Depending on the colors you're wearing the dragonflies are more or less quiet and allow themselves to be closer. On one occasion I had a T-shirt in synthetic fluorescent green, which they liked so much that after a few minutes of inactivity I leaned on the shoulders ...
I 1600 iso I needed to get to safety shutter to prevent camera shake. I tried to photograph it even in bright shade, but the veins on the wings disappear, making them far less attractive. I had a small panel reflector for uniform lighting but in kamasutra position when photographing I could not just use it.
Thanks for the comments!
Paul Ho notato anche un'altra cosa. A seconda dei colori che indossi le libellule sono piu o meno tranquille e si lasciano avvicinare. In un'occasione avevo una maglietta in sintetico verde fluo, a cui loro piaceva a tal punto che dopo qualche minuto di immobilismo mi si appoggiavano sulle spalle...
I 1600 iso mi servivano per arrivare al tempo di scatto di sicurezza per evitare il mosso. Ho provato a fotografarla anche in ombra ma le venature brillanti sulle ali scompaiono, rendendole sicuramente meno attraenti. Avevo un pannellino riflettente per uniformare l'illuminazione ma nella posizione kamasutra in cui fotografavo non ce la facevo proprio a utilizzarlo.
Grazie delle osservazioni!
Paolo |
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