Polish cavalry in attack 1939

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Polish cavalry in attack 1939 sent on 01 Ottobre 2013 (12:32) by Slawek. 11 comments, 1651 views.

, 1/500 f/4.0, ISO 125, hand held.

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Elleemme

sent on 01 Ottobre 2013 (13:44) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Scene very dynamic. Good colors and hdr. I am not convinced these elements: - moved the knights in the foreground - cutting to the left - wide aperture and therefore little depth of field. my feeling is that you have underestimated the photographic moment .... was more interesting if you had raised the ISO to get a faster shutter speed and scope for increasing the depth of field (closing the aperture), setting a single point af decentrandolo slightly to the right and to the servo. (Imho). hello and good light, laurel

Slawek

sent on 01 Ottobre 2013 (21:00)

Thank you very much for you opinion. I was automatic ISO between 100 - 400 and TV and serwo but it is only 5D mk II ;-)

. I have 7D and this camera is faster .....

Elleemme

sent on 01 Ottobre 2013 (21:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Give up the ISO automatic mode and enjoy the priority of the diaphragm. ... , you decide the depth of field and sharpness, not the camera. Here the biggest problem is the slow shutter speed, not the speed of tracking ... for dynamic scenes need a fast shutter speed the right. (Imho). hello, laurel

Slawek

sent on 01 Ottobre 2013 (23:42)

Thank you very much for your coments. On Saturday I go to another reconstruction and used another settings :-P