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6th January 2003
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Location: Singapore
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Itsy Bitsy spider
Hey this is my first macro shot. Took this with my old Sony DSC P-30
http://www2.photosig.com/viewphoto.php?id=587821 |
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6th January 2003
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Lack of DOF and focus. Try to use a higher f-stop.
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6th January 2003
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hmmm can;t adjust the DOF on my p-30 lah.. jus a p&s digi cam
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6th January 2003
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 Guess u need to upgrade if you are seriously into photography. |
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6th January 2003
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put the DOF thing aside for the time being, try to get focus right first.
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7th January 2003
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try taking LOTS of the "same" shot and some of them will be in-focus! keke...that's wat i do when i use my p&s for macros...until such a time u'll get the hang of it. a tripod is a must!
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10th January 2003
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thanks for the comments though i like my slr more... jus need to get a macro lens lah...
My digi cam jus for quick shots that i don't develope lah |
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