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Post by Phil Occifer™ on Jul 6, 2009 15:55:00 GMT
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Post by Mad Sapper on Feb 9, 2010 15:28:59 GMT
If you can't get close enough to use it, a macro won't help. With bugs & butterflys the long lense is a good option. It allows you to get a large picture filling the frame while still standing off a way so as not to scare the little boogers off. A fast lense, allowing a small F stop & a tripod will help, the tripod more than the lense in order to reduce camera shake. Also consider a remote if your camera supports it. Your pics are good, showing a nicely blurred background making your subject stand out better. I think the depth of field is the thing that makes or breaks close ups. Don't be afraid to crop tight, it seems to be the biggest crit at photo comps. Context (background) isn't usually desireable on a macro shot or portrait.
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Post by Redders on Feb 21, 2010 19:27:55 GMT
Go for Macro rings.............
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