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sent on December 22, 2013 (9:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
This dragonfly with its color always poses difficulties in highlighting its details, freehand becomes even more difficult. Look out also how to position your subject within the frame, I see his wings too close to the bottom edge.
Questa libellula grazie al suo colore pone sempre delle difficoltà nell'evidenziare i suoi dettagli, a mano libera diventa ancor più arduo. Attento anche a come posizioni il soggetto all'interno del fotogramma, vedo le sue ali troppo vicine al bordo inferiore.
sent on December 22, 2013 (12:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Pigi47, your comments are always accurate and above all you like! It 's true wings are too close to the edge of the frame, I made a cut a little too aggressive. I try to cut it by more carefully. Can you give me advice for the PP? In my opinion the back of the body is, like colors, too different from the rest of the body. Perhaps it would be sottesporre slightly to lighten even the rest of the frame? Any advice and / or criticism is always welcome! GCarlo Grazie Pigi47, le tue osservazioni sono sempre precise e soprattutto gradite! E' vero le ali sono troppo vicine bordo del fotogramma, ho effettuato un ritaglio un pò troppo aggressivo. Provo a ritagliarla facendo più attenzione. Sapresti darmi consigli per la PP? A mio parere la parte posteriore del corpo risulta, come colori, troppo diversa dal resto del corpo. Forse sarebbe da sottesporre leggermente per poter anche schiarire il resto del fotogramma? Qualsiasi consiglio e/o critica è sempre ben accetta! GCarlo
sent on December 26, 2013 (16:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
With this kind of subject is very important to the proper gestone light to get it you have to shoot at the correct angle so as not to create more parties' clear and more than more 'dark as in the case of the shot you see the difference proposed head and tail to get what' shots should be carried out with the first light of day when the light is soft and diffused so sturdy tripod and early morning wake-up .... The pp certainly improves the quality of the shots but does not do miracles is the base that has the crucial role.
piero Con questo genere di soggetti molto importante è la gestone corretta della luce per ottenerla bisogna scattare con la corretta angolazione per non creare parti piu' chiare e oltre piu' scure come nel caso dello scatto proposto vedi differenza testa e coda per ottenere cio' gli scatti dovrebbero essere effettuati con la prima luce del giorno quando la luce risulta morbida e diffusa quindi robusto cavalletto e sveglia mattiniera .... La pp migliora senz'altro la qualita degli scatti ma non fa miracoli è la base di partenza che svolge il compito fondamentale.
sent on December 28, 2013 (15:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I tried to follow your advice cropping the photo in a more correct and controlling exposure on the tail. I would say that things are looking up :) here are the results:
Ho provato a seguire i vostri consigli ritagliando la foto in maniera piu corretta e controllando l'esposizione sulla coda. Direi che le cose sono migliorate :) ecco i risultati:
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