| » Forum Index » Readers' gallery » Topic: dragonfly |
|
Posted on 17/10/08 03:39:27 AM |
|
Pierre
Constructional Confabulator Posts: 637 Reply  |
Re: dragonfly
I'm with Maiden on the "get a used camera until you really know what you want". The following link brings you to a shot that I've done for my local photo club. I have a D70 (the fifth one that was sold in Canada!) and I used a 70-300 Sigma zoom (that has a macro feature) that goes for around 300$... The thing with digital cameras is that you have a little screen to help you figure out if you're getting close... http://flickr.com/photos/vimages/2109908514/in/set-72157604045916353/ _________________ |
Posted on 17/10/08 05:28:12 AM |
|
Nick Curtain
Model Master Posts: 1768 Reply  |
Re: dragonfly
That's a beautiful shot Pierre. Superb lighting and texture. Nick |
Posted on 21/10/08 12:05:44 PM |
|
Paul 2007 thru 2010
Lego Legend Posts: 361 Reply |
dragonfly
Very nice photo. I have a Canon 180mm macro lens and find that even shut right down the DOF is minimal. I don't know how you managed to get that dragon fly so good. They are notorious for never keeping still  I guess it was a very bright day. We get nothing that exotic round these parts.
I am looking forward to the new feature in CS4 where you can take several images focussing at different distances and it will combine them making one completely sharp image. It'll be a boon for macro. |
| page: 1 2 last |
