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Swan sent on April 01, 2014 (13:56) by Falex. 8 comments, 473 views.

at 300mm, 1/400 f/5.6, ISO 200, hand held.

Vi chiedo la cortesia, in base ai dati di scatto, di segnalarmi tutti gli errori o difetti della foto. Ho la ferma convinzione che molte o tutte le foto che faccio con l'accoppiata 600D + Tamron siano sfocate Grazie



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sent on April 02, 2014 (10:59)


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(da quello che vedo col cellulare) questa mi sembra a fuoco. Il collo ha un bel dettaglio, il muso forse è un pò buio, ma mi pare a fuoco. A 5.6 dovresti avere una buona pdc per mettere a fuoco tutto il cigno e così mi pare. La foto è bella. (forse io avrei tagliato meno il cigno in basso, ma ripeto non sono nessuno :) quindi potrebbe essere benissimo una cag*ta MrGreen)

(From what I see with the phone) this seems to me to focus. The neck has a nice detail, the nose is perhaps a little dark, but it seems to me to focus. A 5.6 should have a good pdc to focus around the swan and so it seems to me. The photo is beautiful. (Maybe I should not cut the swan down, but then again I'm nobody :) so it may well be a cag * ta:-D)

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sent on April 02, 2014 (11:24)


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Il cigno è sottoesposto a causa dello sfondo riflettente. Usa +1 di compensazione o anche qui esposimetro su spot.

The swan is underexposed due to the reflective background. Use +1 exposure compensation or even here on the spot.

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sent on April 02, 2014 (11:29)


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Grazie mille ... il cigno l'ho dovuto tagliare in basso ... perché c'era una schifosa bottiglia di plastica abbandonata ... gli ho chiesto di spostarsi ma faceva il fighetto.

Grazie Loreppo, è una delle tante lacune che ho quella di riuscire a correggere la compensazione quando ci sono forti riflessi

Thank you so much ... I had to cut the swan down ... because there was a crappy plastic bottle abandoned ... I asked him to move but he was a dude.

Thanks Loreppo, is one of the many gaps that have to be able to correct the compensation when there are strong reflections

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sent on April 02, 2014 (11:30)


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Adesso ti pubblico un esempio di compensazione in situazione simile.

Now you audience an example of compensation in a similar situation.

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sent on April 02, 2014 (11:38)


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Eccola. Non badare il fatto che sia presa da così lontano... era tutto il giorno che correvo dietro a mia figlia e vicino al tramonto ero stanco morto e seduto su di una panchina ad una quindicina di metri da lei Sorry







Here it is. Never mind the fact that it is taken from so far away ... it was the day that I ran back to my daughter and close at sunset I was dead tired and sat on a bench at about fifteen feet from her :-|






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sent on April 02, 2014 (12:34)


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Grazie Loreppo ... ne terrò sicuramente conto anche perché a me piace molto scattare quando sono al lago o al mare

Thanks ... I'll keep Loreppo certainly account because I really like it when they take to the lake or the sea

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sent on April 02, 2014 (12:42)


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Il soggetto è sottoesposto rispetto allo sfondo, proverei almeno ad aprire le ombre.
Il punto di ripresa è alto, se ti fossi abbassato avresti avuto uno sfondo completamente sfocato, donando tridimensionalità allo scatto.
La composizione è buona e la posa interessante.
Nelle foto ad uccelli, uso quasi sempre l'esposizione spot, per evitare che sfondi illuminati diversamente ingannino l'esposimetro della camera.
Per l'af usa sempre il punto singolo, ai-servo per soggetti in movimento, one-shot per gli statici.
Ciao
Roberto

The subject is underexposed relative to the background, I would try at least to open the shadows.
The resume point is high, if you had lowered'd have a background completely blurred, giving three-dimensional clicks.
The composition is good and poses interesting.
In the photo to the birds, almost always use spot metering to avoid backgrounds illuminated differently deceive the exposure chamber.
For the af always use single point, the servo for moving subjects, for the one-shot static.
Hello
Roberto

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sent on April 02, 2014 (13:26)


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Grazie Roberto ...
Purtroppo c'era una discesa a mare e non potevo abbassarmi oltre. Nei prox giorni ne posto altre fatte direttamente in Jpeg (prima che capissi l'importanza del raw).
Esposizione sopt, questa la devo studiare bene. Sarà il compito del w.end.
Per l'AF uso sempre il centrale se posso, sulla 600D mi sembra l'unico affidabile.
Grazie ancora

Thanks Steve ...
Unfortunately there was a descent to the sea and could not stoop over. In the prox place other days I made directly in Jpeg (before I realized the importance of raw).
Exposure sopt, this I have to study well. It will be the task of the w.end.
To always use the center AF if I may, on the 600D seems to me the only reliable.
Thanks again


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