
02-03-2013, 08:17 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Norris Dam Area-TN
Posts: 1,602
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Originally Posted by o2bfishin
Here are close focus shots of a Hi-Viz Rusty Spinner using my 24-85mm at the 85 mm end and the 105 mm Micro Nikkor. Both were shot using the on-camera flash at f16. The only issue I have with the 105 is that at close focus, it has a tendency to hunt. It's a little annoying, but you can fix that by using the AF Lock or by going to manual focus.
Let me know what you think.
Pat
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Pat,
Nice job and information on the Macro photos.
Some techniques that I have found useful are:
- -Build a shadow box out of a an old cardboard box, some old white t- shirts. You can search on the net for ideas. Or; you can buy one if you plan on taking many shots like flies and items of detail.
- -Also; try to get a non-reflective background. Hobby lobby has many different colors of adhesive backed colors and materials. I think they are around $1 a sheet. So; you could by a couple different colors/material variations to see what works best for your setup.
Thanks for your information and tips. I appreciate camera help from others and enjoy learning about different setups.
SM
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