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sent on January 09, 2020 (10:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Good colors and composition but... The flower and insect are moved and blurred. I guess it's a freehand shot but at this point it's wiser to optimize the shot: -don't exceed the minimum focus distance -use conservative iso as 200 -use a chase af -wait for the moment of flower swing/swing break perchper -equip the optics with a continuous LED flash with adjustable power to increase the shooting margins (shooting time) - search on anazon: Neewer 48 Macro LED (imho) Hello, Lauro Buoni i colori e la composizione ma... Il fiore e l'insetto risultano mossi e sfocati. Immagino che sia uno scatto a mano libera ma a questo punto è più saggio ottimizzare lo scatto: -non superare la distanza minima di messa a fuoco -usare iso conservativi come 200 -usare un af ad inseguimento -attendere il momento di pausa oscillazione fiore/posatoio -dotare l'ottica di un flash a luce continua a led con potenza regolabile per aumenatre il margini di scatto (tempo di scatto) - cerca su amazon: Neewer 48 Macro LED
Da valutare un eventuale upgrade abbandonando il sensore 1/2.3" per quelo da 1pollice (fz1000/2000) che permette di avere più margini di scatto
sent on January 09, 2020 (19:31) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
With a LED and continuous light macro flash you can see its influence on the subject before shooting and exploiting an underexposure in the room. The parameters in play are 4: shooting time -iso- diaphragm - val.exposure deziation (key to the press). If the subject is illuminated a little more we can get a faster shooting time or we can have margins to close the diaphragm without running into a micromove... it's a little help. Sensor? is the heart of a digital body ... at the same Mpixel the bigger it is and the less digital noise we get. Con un flash macro a led e a luce continua puoi vedere la sua influenza sul soggetto prima di scattare e sfruttare una sottoesposizione in camera. I parametri in gioco sono 4: tempo di scatto -iso- diaframma - val.deviazione esposizione (tasto +/-) .... se il soggetto è illuminato un pelino di più possiamo ottenere un tempo di scatto più rapido (volendo anche sottoesponendo) oppure possiamo avere margini per chiudere il diaframma senza incorrere in un micromosso... è un piccolo aiutino.
Sensore? è il cuore di un corpo digitale ... a parità di Mpixel più è grande e meno rumore digitale otteniamo.
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