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sent on June 11, 2012 (19:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hell and back .. but above all gone! Journey of those who do not ever forget .. the kind that would go back tomorrow and I do not know who detaches us more!
Degree of difficulty of the release 9.5 (at least for me). In spite of what seems was really dark .. the forest is dense and light it filters a little, then dark subjects do not help .. think that I could not use the auto focus due to lack of light and I worked so hard manually with the live view.
Tripod essential unless you have machines that can work seamlessly with ISO3200-6400 .. the D90 (which one day I will make a monument) and poor can not do it unless you have super bright optical .. This scene was just a little 'more enlightened and I could go down to ISO800 in most of the rest of the series was in 1000. Andato e tornato..ma soprattutto andato! Viaggio di quelli che non scordi mai.. del tipo che ci tornerei domani e non so chi mi ci stacca più!
Coefficiente di difficoltà dello scatto 9.5 (almeno per me). A dispetto di quel che sembra c'era davvero buio..la foresta è fitta e di luce ne filtra poca, poi i soggetti scuri non aiutano..pensa che non potevo usare la messa a fuoco automatica per mancanza di luce e ho lavorato tantissimo in manuale con il live view.
Treppiedi indispensabile a meno di non possedere macchine in grado di lavorare senza problemi a ISO3200-6400.. la D90 (cui un giorno farò un monumento) povera non ce la fa e a meno di non avere ottiche super luminose.. Questa scena era appena un po' più illuminata e sono potuto scendere a ISO800 in quasi tutto il resto della serie ero a 1000.
sent on June 11, 2012 (20:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Despite the difficulties I feel really great nice shot. Question? were already at 300? otherwise would have been nice a closeup of the face. It 's just my curiosity, is really a beautiful picture. Hello. Nonostante le difficoltà mi sembra davvero un gran bello scatto. Domanda? eri già a 300? se no sarebbe stato bello un primo piano del viso. E' solo curiosità la mia, resta davvero una bellissima immagine. Ciao.
sent on June 11, 2012 (21:31) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
North .. thanks I was at 210mm and I have some closer of which is not evil but I will post the others are not much because the 70-300 to 300 loses a little bit, I would have had to close a thread the diaphragm and then raise the iso being already at the limit with times .. Isomma difficult to maintain an acceptable quality .. here I think I have reached the limit of my equipment .. I thank him always:-D grazie Nord.. ero a 210mm e ne ho alcune più strette di cui una non male che credo posterò ma le altre non sono granché perché il 70-300 a 300 perde qualcosina, avrei dovuto chiudere un filo il diaframma e quindi alzare gli iso essendo già al limite coi tempi..isomma difficile mantenere una qualità accettabile.. qui credo di essere arrivato al limite della mia attrezzatura..che ringrazio sempre e comunque
sent on June 12, 2012 (10:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I am very happy! I had no doubt about it!
for the equipment ... I understand you very well, so I have a d90 often I have no problems even taking a 1600iso (no more than) a little better 'noise that a photo to throw! I had a 70-300 VR with San and I know it well ... unfortunately softens 300mm long and "must" close to f / 8 to save a little 'detail but after shutter and "bokeh" surely they lose ... I changed the canvas with a 80-200f2.8 find used cars ... the good with the old 2.8 but certainly were lighter and the VR sometimes saves the shot ...
I shoot in dark forests where the iso never enough, maybe even a monopod can be useful, I did not use a tripod because I had always move much, but if chimpanzees are piuttostor static I will mark this "straight" ;) sono molto contento! non avevo dubbi a riguardo!!!
per l'attrezzatura... ti capisco benissimo, anche io ho una d90 spesso non mi faccio problemi anche a scattare a 1600iso (non oltre), meglio un po' di rumore che una foto da buttare! avevo un 70-300 col San VR e la conosco bene... purtroppo a 300mm ammorbidisce parecchio e "bisogna" chiudere a f/8 per salvare un po' di dettaglio però dopo tempi di scatto e "bokeh" ne perdono sicuramente... ho cambiato il tele con un 80-200f2.8 trovato usato d'occasione... ottimo il 2.8 però sicuramente col vecchio eri piu leggero e il VR a volte salva lo scatto...
ho scattato in foreste buie dove gli iso non bastavano mai, al limite anche un monopiede può tornare utile, un cavalletto non l'ho usato perchè mi dovevo muovere sempre tanto, ma se gli scimpanzè sono piuttosto statici mi segnerò questa "dritta" ;)
sent on June 15, 2012 (23:46) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
that healthy envy this trip very nice compliments your photos and stories then! thanks ;-) che sana invidia questo viaggio complimenti molto belle le tue foto ed i racconti poi!!! grazie
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