Macro Fun

Okiewan

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ISO 100, F/22 in the studio. (1DsMkIII, Canon 100mm macro)

Image is full size, but 75% quality.

http://dvaught.com/images/IMG_4507.jpg

 

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RM85rider123

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:yikes: thats awesome :cool:

 

Rich Rohrich

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Cool, you're gonna love working with macro stuff, especially with that camera and lens combo. :cool:

A focusing rail like this one will give you much greater control over that insanely narrow depth of field. Using fixed manual focus, and the rail has helped me a ton.

More info on the focusing rail :

http://reallyrightstuff.com/macro/02.html



For anyone interested, here a few more macro posts :

http://www.dirtrider.net/forums3/showthread.php?t=146044

http://www.dirtrider.net/forums3/showthread.php?t=146353

 

Last edited: Mar 26, 2008

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Okie, that lower key has a crack in it!

 

Okiewan

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LOL... if you blow that thing up to 100% it's pretty crazy.
There is green stuff on one of them!!! ACK.

 

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The detail that can be captured in good macro stuff like that is mind boggling.

 

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WOW :yikes:

 

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LOL, nice and sharp through and through :)
recently got a 12mm kenko extension tube, gotta put it to work :)