Drop in the Chalice ..

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Drop in the Chalice .. sent on April 23, 2014 (0:51) by Gabriele Gueriche. 5 comments, 920 views.

1/500 f/3.1, ISO 100, tripod.

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Roberto Marini

sent on April 26, 2014 (18:14)

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è una buona idea ma 3,2 di diaframma è troppo poco, le gocce sono fuori fuoco e il punto di messa a fuoco è a meta bicchiere. ciao Roberto Sorriso

is a good idea but 3.2 aperture is too little, the drops are out of focus and the point of focus is in the middle glass. hello Roberto :-) ;-)

Gabriele Gueriche

sent on April 26, 2014 (20:43)

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Grazie grazie..apprezzo i consigli :)
Ma ho un dubbio..se aumento il diaframma (f/9.2) lo scatto risulta molto scuro!
Sbaglio io o la fotocamera da i numeri?
Scusa ma..sono confuso! :(

Thank you thank you .. I appreciate the advice :)
But I have a doubt .. if you increase the aperture (f/9.2), the shot is very dark!
I'm wrong or the camera from the numbers?
I'm sorry .. but I'm confused! : (

Roberto Marini

sent on April 26, 2014 (21:02)

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" Grazie grazie..apprezzo i consigli :)
Ma ho un dubbio..se aumento il diaframma (f/9.2) lo scatto risulta molto scuro!
Sbaglio io o la fotocamera da i numeri?
Scusa ma..sono confuso! :( " appunto, usi il treppiede allora in questo caso userai un tempo più lungo o alzi anche gli iso. Sorriso

“ Thank you thank you .. I appreciate the advice :)
But I have a doubt .. if you increase the aperture (f/9.2), the shot is very dark!
I'm wrong or the camera from the numbers?
I'm sorry .. but I'm confused! : ( „

exactly, use a tripod then in this case you use a longer or get up too iso. :-) ;-)

Gabriele Gueriche

sent on April 26, 2014 (21:26)

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Ma se uso un tempo di scatto lungo non immortalo le goccie che cadono..e aumentando l'iso ho paura che l'immagine risulti "rumorosa" ..è un po un casino! Ahaha :-)

But if you use a slow shutter speed not immortalized the drops that fall .. and increasing the iso I'm afraid that the image may be "noisy" .. is a bit a mess! Ahaha :-)

Gabriele Gueriche

sent on April 27, 2014 (2:01)

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Non saprei come fare, ho poche idee..
E comunque grazie del tempo che mi hai dedicato per commentare e consigliarmi !

I do not know how to do, I have a few ideas ..
Anyway, thanks for the time that you gave me and advise me to comment!

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