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Macro - Recent Macro-mania practical fun hands on.

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Technical Details:

Non HDR, single exposure process by CS5 software.

Basic Standard Gears I rely for Landscape

Canon EOS 5D Mark2 (a full frame ideal for interpolating landscape image).

Tokina 16-28mm F2.8 wide angle lens .

Tripod for landscape only (keep possible sharpness n ability to focus for most idealistic desire composition)

Release cable (reduce hand contact n fully manage desire exposure timing)

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Weather not so good today but went out after lunch to try my New Panasonic G9 with the Olympus 60mm macro.

The Huge viewfinder, instant focus and hair trigger shutter release on the G9 makes shooting macro a new experience

I think it works OK

Posted BIG

F7.1 - 1/160sec - iso 400

Macro

Tamron SP 60mm f/2 Di II 1:1 Macro Lens on Canon EOS M body.

Bee fly on approach to the house wall. Strong natural light

Bark fly on the car

Hawker dragonfly in the garden again. Hung up on a bottlebrush bush. Natural light

Test.

Macro of a beautiful Blue Morpho butterfly.

Macro

Macro by Leica Summilux 50mm 1.4 Voigtalnder V-E close focus adapter Kenko DG Extension tube16mm+10mm+ Sony A6000 NEX .

Macro Mondays - sidelit - my first step using the better tool

Macro shot (Canon EF-S 60mm). From a bouquet.

Macro

One of the first actually decent macro photos I've taken. Would love to get into plants and insects, but probably need a ring flash/light to achieve that.

Newly emerged harlequin ladybird. I went back to check on this pupa and found an empty shell but luckily the ladybird was on the underside of the leaf. Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene

Sharp-tailed bee Coelioxys elongata. Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene. Cleptoparasites of some Megachile and Anthophora Bees

macro shoot with pinoygraphers@sg [Ally & John]

Male sweat bee, Lasioglossum sp. Focus stacked using zerene

That ant started looking at me after my several attempts of taking a good capture. It stared at me for almost a minute. My lens was pretty close, I would say like at 10cm away from it. That ant was not a coward at all!

Still plenty for me to learn regarding the macro world. So much colour, pattern and beauty. Then there is the ID of plant and insects but I'm have fun working on that.

Made Explore 1st Feb 2013

Taken using a Raynox DCR-150 macro lens.

Using kit lens...

Got 10mm lens which is always mounted

on my camera as I shoot landscape only,so this 18-55

is not bad for macro if it is in landscape...

Tiny flower

view large (thanks for reminding me martin)

pretty much the same shot, different lighting, different dof, darker tones

other version here

Or, when you found a macro lens. I drank my coffee and looked at this flower when I remember I have a Tamron macro lens 1:1.