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hi! just want to share my few photo's taken in TPP last saturday.
2nd time to use my raynox DCR250..sorry, i cannot get the full size of the dragonfly.. CnC are very much welcome.. ^_^ #1 ![]() #2 ![]() #3 ![]() #4 ![]() #5 ![]() |
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Nice shots but you only take the head of the dragonfly? If you don't zoom in totally, you should be able to get the whole dragonfly in view.
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The two pics below were taken with my S3 + DCR250 at SBG. ![]() |
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thnx teebs for the tips..i'll do it next time..=)
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With the SX10, I think it will be much closer since it has 20X zoom compared to my 12X zoom. ![]() ![]() ![]() Last edited by teebs; 16th February 2009 at 02:54 PM. |
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maybe next time ill try to zoom it 20x times...
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My Flickr Canon 40D 18-55/50mm F1.8/100mm Macro F2.8 USM |
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![]() Link here: http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=475838 If using 100+ shutter speed, pic is dark, then check ur external flash settings. Are you taking at full power or reduced power? Try to adjust your flash power, failing which adjust your exposure compensation to +1 ev thereabouts and see whether your pic becomes brighter. ![]() |
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![]() a bright idea bro.. |
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Another thing did you set your flash curtain to second curtain??? Second curtain is typically used when you want to use your flash as a fill in flash. ![]() |
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For my S3, I have a lens adaptor so I slide it over the lens adaptor...
And then push it against the Raynox adaptor...![]() You have to cut a hole in the centre of the styrofoam bowl and it must fit tightly over the lens...If you cut wrongly and the hole is too big, you will either have to eat another bowl of instant noodles or use paper to stick around the hole to get it to have a tight fit over your lens. ![]() |
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really nice !
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I really love macro photography !Anyone can recomment me a macro lens for beginners who wanna specialise at macro and any places to start ?
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![]() 3rd party macro lens you can consider would be Tamron 90f2.8 or the Sigma 105f2.8. Otherwise if you have a zoom lens ~100mm and longer then you can consider getting the Raynox DCR250 and attach it to your zoom lens as a cheaper alternative to getting a dedicated macro lens. Goos places for macro would be AP, SBG, Venus Drive, AHBT etc. ![]() Last edited by teebs; 16th February 2009 at 11:32 PM. |
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