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31st October 2004
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My marco shot
I am so excisted with my new Hoya +4 filter hee hee
 without any delay I try out some shots at my litter garden  can't waite to share with you guys.Setting - macro mode and Auto white balance    Last edited by club_de_oldman; 31st October 2004 at 08:43 PM. |
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31st October 2004
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Part 2.
  This tomato is new bond baby and with Hoya filter see how big it have become my wife was shock when see saw the photo HaHaHa  Last edited by club_de_oldman; 31st October 2004 at 08:46 PM. |
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31st October 2004
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nice shots. Too bad i got no chance to really test out my Hoya close-up +4 filter
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31st October 2004
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Wah bro that was fast
Thanks man  why waiting ? anything also can, I tell you is very intresting I was actually inspired my Lifeworld macro post Hope you have time and try it out..enjoy bro |
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31st October 2004
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Fun right? small thing looks so big on screen.
Somehow, I think isolating to a single flower or item gave a better macro feel. Agree? All very nicely taken for a first timer. I like the part two pics most. Wish I got a mini garden too! Can't wait for Lunar New Year........ Last edited by LifeWorld; 31st October 2004 at 09:16 PM. |
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31st October 2004
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Hey Lifeworld, thanks man
Yap I am totally agreed with you, I didn't know macro shot can be that fun wahahaha all things become so details that in normal days we won't notice it at all. This is what I call photography... fun and enjoy  we should carry this feeling for any type of shot  Cheers |
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