Studio 11: New Lens, New View Of The Small = New Inspiration
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Early light and some sprinklers running made these shots happen. The new 60mm macro lens is sharp!
studio11photography.blogspot.com
Early light and some sprinklers running made these shots happen. The new 60mm macro lens is sharp!
7 comments
2 | Political Atheist Sun, Jul 24, 2011 10:50:54am |
re: #1 Killgore Trout
Thanks very much.
4 | Jimmah Sun, Jul 24, 2011 11:07:58am |
re: #1 Killgore Trout
I read recently that you were getting a bit frustrated with your point and click camera. You can get a decent camera on the cheap these days - here’s the one I got recently - it’s not expensive, and it has full manual controls, and a lot of other goodies as well.
[Link: www.amazon.com…]
5 | Randall Gross Sun, Jul 24, 2011 12:57:50pm |
Great sharpness and clarity… depth of field seems pretty good as macro shots go… super lens. If I get any more jealous I am going to end up hating you Mr. fancycams….
6 | Prononymous, rogue demon hunter Sun, Jul 24, 2011 1:15:01pm |
Nice shots. Were they stopped down or wide open? I know a lot of macro shooters don’t like the shorter macro lenses because some subjects are skittish and you have to get so close it can sometimes obscure your own light. But I prefer the wide lenses, they exaggerate proportions and force you to get in close with your subjects - light and flight are mitigated with patience and planning.
7 | Political Atheist Sun, Jul 24, 2011 1:52:53pm |
re: #6 prononymous
Nice shots. Were they stopped down or wide open? I know a lot of macro shooters don’t like the shorter macro lenses because some subjects are skittish and you have to get so close it can sometimes obscure your own light. But I prefer the wide lenses, they exaggerate proportions and force you to get in close with your subjects - light and flight are mitigated with patience and planning.
Tech details- I stopped down a ways-F11, 1/160th exposure, ISO 400, partial metering. Used a monopod to steady up. 60mm on my camera is really 96mm as the 7D is not full frame.