Jim Olson
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Playing wit macro again
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Snow on the back of our car. Macro
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
You are having fun!
Now a frozen spider web or icicles on a deers antlers!
Asher
Now a frozen spider web or icicles on a deers antlers!
Asher
Robert Watcher
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The photo could be interesting, but you have camera motion so not even areas in focus are defined - they are blurred from movement.
According to the the photos EXIF data, you took the pic at 1/125’th of a second. Even if you had image stabilization, your technique would need to be superb.
When using a focal length of 300mm (420mm full frame equivalent), you probably want to be shooting at least at 1/500’th second to 1/1000’th second or faster - especially when also introducing closeup.
According to the the photos EXIF data, you took the pic at 1/125’th of a second. Even if you had image stabilization, your technique would need to be superb.
When using a focal length of 300mm (420mm full frame equivalent), you probably want to be shooting at least at 1/500’th second to 1/1000’th second or faster - especially when also introducing closeup.
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Jim Olson
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TNX... I'm glad you guys like to give input. I'm learning...
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Do you have enough ISO headroom in your 10 D to shoot at 1/500 sec except at 4.0?
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Jim Olson
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I can but the snow is all gone. I will copy the info & try to remember to change the settings next time.