Quartz with Hematite

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Quartz with Hematite sent on April 20, 2014 (6:52) by Divotaglia. 3 comments, 741 views.

, 1 sec f/32.0, ISO 200, tripod.

E' un ossido di silicio di durezza 7. L'esemplare della foto fa parte della mia raccolta. Proviene dalla provincia cinese del Jiangxi. Il cristallo piu' lungo e' di 108mm.

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9 persons like it: Alberto Ghizzi Panizza, Alessandro Moneta, Enrico Lupezza, Fedegrafo, Federico_28, Fosco Muraro, MarsCr, Pettys, Pier Luigi Ferrari

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Pigi47

sent on April 20, 2014 (8:18)

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La difficoltà maggiore a mio avviso fotografando i cristalli oltre a cercare la massima pdc è quella di eliminare il più possibile eventuali riflessi per meglio visualizzarli.

The greatest difficulty in my opinion photographing the crystals in addition to seeking the maximum pdc is to eliminate as much as possible any reflections for better view.

Divotaglia

sent on April 20, 2014 (9:20)

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Per Pigi47: Hai colto perfettamente il centro del problema, i riflessi. Per tentare di attenuarne il disturbo, occorre dedicare un po' di tempo al posizionamento del minerale nei confronti della macchina, indirizzare inoltre le luci nella giusta maniera ed in ultimo posizionare dei piccoli schermi riflettenti mobili. Nonostante tutto questo io non riesco ad eliminarli completamente. Se ti interessa vedere il meglio in questo campo, cerca le foto di Jeff Scovil.
Guardo con piacere le tue foto e vedo che alcuni tuoi amici ti chiamano "il vecchio". Cosa direbbero di me che sono del 1937 ?

For Pigi47: You perfectly caught the heart of the problem, the reflexes. To groped to mitigate the noise, it is necessary to spend some 'time to the positioning of the mineral against the machine, also addressed the lights in the right way and in the last position of the movable reflective small screens. Despite all this I can not seem to eliminate them completely. If you want to see the best in this field, look for photos of Jeff Scovil.
I look like your photo and I see that some of your friends call you "old." What would they say of me being in 1937?

Mauroc

sent on February 15, 2015 (16:11)

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Da appassionato di minerali non posso dire altro che bravo

From passionate minerals can not say anything but good

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