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Which one?...

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Which one? sent on July 26, 2014 (19:20) by Chiccochrys. 7 comments, 331 views.

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sent on August 05, 2014 (23:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I do not see the shutter speed (it would be better to point them forever) but I presume that the shutter was going pretty fast ...
Really nice picture with the insect in flight very sharp though, as often happens, you turn your back ... (but you can not 'have it all ;-)), pleasing colors and fine detail finally caught, the lateral flowers.
Hello, Claudio

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sent on August 06, 2014 (0:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Claudio pass, the shot came out a little 'by chance, for a month, every morning, I took a picture of the flower, I managed quite a time lapse that I have uploaded to my website ... you're right :-) I assure you that when I can get a little 'free time I will update all the photos without shooting data .... :-)

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sent on November 17, 2014 (21:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I agree with nightflier. I also tried to do shots with insects (bees) in flight and it was not easy, plus I'm a bit 'complicated life keeping to a minimum depth of field. I had a photo that was in focus if it would be a masterpiece unfortunately .....
However, the picture is very clear, you were right to close the iris and have a great depth of field so you have simplified a lot. Too bad for two or three flowers a bit 'faded. However, the installation (which you turn your back) you have reasoned well enough in the title in the title and have given him a sense, a very good choice:-)
How to post I would try to bring out more of the subject on a dark background so you see a little 'just as it is now the attention is drawn first from the flower while the fulcro photo should be the bee.

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sent on November 18, 2014 (9:20) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you Bernalor of passage and detailed comment. I had to open up the shadows a bit, you're absolutely right, but as mentioned before the shot came out a little 'for the event and post-production is not my forte ...:-)

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sent on November 19, 2014 (14:34) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Anything, I read your comment but you see that I was a bit 'in the air and I missed the fact that it was a bit' random.
I did a "walk" on your site to see the time lapse. I've always wanted to make a video to a blossoming flower but there are still successful.
I'll give you a couple of ducks on the time lapse:
I see that the video was recorded outside and then every time you reposition the camera (obviously otherwise maybe you would frigate or you would have found full of water if it rained;-)) However, this led to two aspects negative in my opinion.
The background moves a lot, too, and this causes confusion in watching the video (especially the first time you look at it). It would be a great step forward if it was much more immobile (mark the exact point in cuthe tripod rested on the ground and never close it but take it home opened, or mark, perhaps with masking tape, exactly as it was open)
The length of the video is just my opinion but there are no frames to make the video more fluid (this is also true for the other two videos). You've probably used about 20 photos and the other discarded because otherwise it would have been even more moved (I do not see the frame with bee;-)). A video where you see shots means that they are 30 frames per second (for your video 30x5secondi = 150 photos) for a flower that moves with the wind diminuirei, I think 15 fps would be a good compromise (15x5secondi = 75foto while yours is 20), of course I'm going to eye, I can experiment myself;-)
When you make a video with a picture of the day you have to be careful to takeat exactly the same time, otherwise the shadows moving and create shots even in the background. From your video you see the shadows in the background go a little 'over backwards.
For the shot I think it has not been easy because the flower grows;-) Have you pointed the car a bit 'too low and the flower is then out of the frame from above and from the side. It is not easy but if you use a zoom lens you can think enlarge the field as it grows the flower, of course zooming must be regular and here, as with the prop marcherei with a little 'of tape advancing Zoom. I tried it once and I came out well 8-)

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sent on November 19, 2014 (14:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Sorry for the divine comedy I had not noticed:-): - |

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sent on November 19, 2014 (15:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you very much Bernalor, comments, opinions and constructive criticism are always super welcome. Yes, in time-lapse, there are several mistakes, but (do not want to justify myself) is one of the first and you learn from your mistakes. I have always tried to photograph the flower at 9 am, as, I think, at that point in the garden had the best light. Some shots I removed them for several reasons including the lack of sunlight or because it was cloudy or raining (for this the next time I will try to use an artificial light or flash so you have shadows in the same way) and for some "noise" :). The background that moves really bothers me too, now I'm trying to delete it with postproduction and see what comes out ... :). During the second half I tried to keep the tripod in the same position, marking the points of support on the ground, and per the shot I used a very useful feature of the 70d, that is, multiple exposures that with live view shows the preview (ghost) of the selected picture, but apparently I was not very good. Anyway, I'll try again listening to your advice and using a new lens (the 50ino limited me a lot). :)


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