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RBrogen
Jan-19-2008, 01:32 PM
I went to my local nursery to do some macro shots..since this is my first chance to get outside with the new Kenko tube set :). A couple of interesting shots. Comments defintely welcome....I'm loving this macro..
These were shot with Canon Rebel XTi, Kenko Extension Tubes, Canon IS USM 28-135mm all on a tripod of course.
I love the color in this one
http://www.brogen.com/dgrinpics/img_5897.jpg
This one was probably under 1/2" long
http://www.brogen.com/dgrinpics/img_5993.jpg
Something slightly erotic about this one
http://www.brogen.com/dgrinpics/img_5915.jpg
This little guy was hiding in a bramilliad and scared the crap outta me!
http://www.brogen.com/dgrinpics/img_5948.jpg
garyt
Jan-19-2008, 01:45 PM
Nice job Randy. The narrow depth of field the tubes gives you takes some getting used to. I've had my tubes on since I got them, and finally took them off this week when I cleaned my sensor. Going to shoot without them for a bit.
RBrogen
Jan-19-2008, 02:08 PM
Nice job Randy. The narrow depth of field the tubes gives you takes some getting used to. I've had my tubes on since I got them, and finally took them off this week when I cleaned my sensor. Going to shoot without them for a bit.
Thanks Gary,
I don't have a true macro lens yet so this is my only option but I'm very excited about the initial results.
Skippy
Jan-19-2008, 09:17 PM
I went to my local nursery to do some macro shots..since this is my first chance to get outside with the new Kenko tube set :). A couple of interesting shots. Comments defintely welcome....I'm loving this macro..
These were shot with Canon Rebel XTi, Kenko Extension Tubes, Canon IS USM 28-135mm all on a tripod of course.
I love the color in this one
This one was probably under 1/2" long
Something slightly erotic about this one
This little guy was hiding in a bramilliad and scared the crap outta me!
Hi Randy, learning to use the DOF is not easy.
Sometimes getting too close can be a bit of a trap too.
Backing off a bit and in post processing cropping a bit will often yield more detail.
You doing very well, slightly missed with the focus on the first shot.
Takes time to learn keep it up Randy, your doing good :thumb ... Skippy :D
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Lord Vetinari
Jan-19-2008, 10:08 PM
Good series- looks like you were enjoying yourself :) = like the cyclamen bud best- even got some refractions :)
Brian V.
MaineMom
Jan-20-2008, 05:58 PM
I think the focus in #1 is wonderful, maybe not sharp as a tack but I think that the "unfocus" lends to the shot, doesn't detract from it.
Very beautiful!
~Jayne
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