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Tamron SP 90mm f/2.8 Di Macro - 1/2 - F16 - Iso 200

From Italy!!http://www.tripfabio.com/fotoprova/_DSC9266.jpg
 
Very nice! Very clean! Excellent profile view of both the butterfly and the bud.
 
Nice shot! Lovely butterfly! It does look like you could maybe kick the overall exposure up just a notch or two (say 15-20 points on the highlights), as the whites aren't a good, clean white. You shot with natural light, yes? A crop to a standard 1x5 format would reduce the background somewhat, and increase the emphasis on the butterfly.

May I post an example?
 
Yes of course!!!
Natural Light
 
Thanks... what do you think? ( I did not increase saturation.. I swear!) I just increased brightness until the Brightest highlight was at around 250/250/250 using the curves adjustment.

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Nice, I like Your elaboration.
 
Beautiful shot! And with a 90mm lens? Wow! I'm lucky if I can get within five feet of a butterfly, and then my 100mm lens is no good!
 
Beautiful shot of a beautiful butterfly. I have the Tamron 90mm lens but never use it anymore preferring to use the 180mm for flighty creatures.

Jerry
 
thanks for your positive comments, the tamron 90 macro is an exellent lens, but the 180 mm is a top lens!! Sigma or Tamron??
 
Beautiful shot of a beautiful butterfly. I have the Tamron 90mm lens but never use it anymore preferring to use the 180mm for flighty creatures.

Jerry

Great lens! I have used the Sigma.. and like it. The 150 also! Waiting for Nikon to come out with a new 200.. see if I want it! Heck I sometimes even shoot butterflies in the wild with my 70-200 2.8 VRII at closest focusing distance, it gives a nice image with a slight crop.
 
I had seen some photos made with nikon 200 (old serie) and I was surprised by the sharpness.
see you soon with the new macros
Fabio
 
Wow that's pretty =)

I wish we had some colorful butterflies like that here.
 
Hi!
I'm new in this kind of forums and sites. And I'm beginner on photography, well I know about ISO, Shutter Speed and Aperture, but I'm learning now. I really like your picture. I enjoy macro or close ups very much!
It is just great!!! man. Well done!
 

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