Can you find me??

shaann · 2nd January 2003

Din realise that the v3 can take quite nice macro...provided there's ample amt of light...

Wolfgang · 2nd January 2003

Looks under exposed to me.

Keep shooting. PLace your "stone" under good light and take a good macro of it!

Tweek · 2nd January 2003

The stems look properly exposed but the flowers are a tad over-exposed...

btw the focus is on the stems. Will look better if the flowers are focussed instead.

Also try to avoid distractions in the background like the lines on the wall.

and eh, about the title, find what huh??

Wolfgang · 2nd January 2003

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Originally posted by Tweek
The stems look properly exposed but the flowers are a tad over-exposed...

btw the focus is on the stems. Will look better if the flowers are focussed instead.

Also try to avoid distractions in the background like the lines on the wall.

and eh, about the title, find what huh??

If you stare hard enough... centre of the picture, there is a small bee or insect inside the flower...

Tweek · 2nd January 2003

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Originally posted by Wolfgang

If you stare hard enough... centre of the picture, there is a small bee or insect inside the flower...

oh oh...haha ok got it.

bee underexposed, please use flash! Hahahaha...

Digipix · 2nd January 2003

The bee so small... like that also called macro ar?

Wolfgang · 2nd January 2003

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Originally posted by Tweek

oh oh...haha ok got it.

bee underexposed, please use flash! Hahahaha...

LOL...

MaGixShOe · 2nd January 2003

looks out of focus leh

maddog · 3rd January 2003

No wonder its out of focus slightly. The camera which is set at macro mode I presume, is too far away from subject.

Set camera to wide angle and move camera 10cm(one hand width) from subject.

shaann · 3rd January 2003

hahah dun think my canon v3 with 2x zoom can do that...i realise that the cam which is set on macro mode is always out of focus when i go near the object..duno why...not too sure if this cam can take good ring shot, wolf...

any canon v3 users?? care to share ur macro pics??

Wolfgang · 3rd January 2003

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Originally posted by shaann
...not too sure if this cam can take good ring shot, wolf...

Told you already. Pass me your ring for "safe keeping" and i'll make sure i'll come up with a killer shot of that ring worth keeping.

maddog · 3rd January 2003

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Originally posted by shaann
hahah dun think my canon v3 with 2x zoom can do that...i realise that the cam which is set on macro mode is always out of focus when i go near the object..duno why...not too sure if this cam can take good ring shot, wolf...

any canon v3 users?? care to share ur macro pics??

Read the specs of ur cam. It states minimum 10cm subject distance at widest angle. Maybe you went too near.

shaann · 3rd January 2003

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Originally posted by Wolfgang

Told you already. Pass me your ring for "safe keeping" and i'll make sure i'll come up with a killer shot of that ring worth keeping.

any sample ring shots?? show me first lah...

2nd January 2003	#1
shaann Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: West Posts: 83	Can you find me?? Din realise that the v3 can take quite nice macro...provided there's ample amt of light...

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Wolfgang Moderator Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Riddle Realms Posts: 5,831	Looks under exposed to me. Keep shooting. PLace your "stone" under good light and take a good macro of it! __________________ -- "High Wired, Dream Sired"

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MaGixShOe Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 2,638	looks out of focus leh __________________ Photo Gallery http://magixshoe.clubsnap.org/gallery

2nd January 2003	#3
Tweek Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: East Posts: 2,149	The stems look properly exposed but the flowers are a tad over-exposed... btw the focus is on the stems. Will look better if the flowers are focussed instead. Also try to avoid distractions in the background like the lines on the wall. and eh, about the title, find what huh??

2nd January 2003	#6
Digipix Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 463	The bee so small... like that also called macro ar?

3rd January 2003	#9
maddog Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Alexandra Posts: 1,288	No wonder its out of focus slightly. The camera which is set at macro mode I presume, is too far away from subject. Set camera to wide angle and move camera 10cm(one hand width) from subject.