Catch ya later mateOn that happy note I am off to bed.
Hey mate search for my macro tips and others, we have gone over how to's quit a bit and I am sure you will find your way. If all else fails I will do a one on one while you are here in Oz next yearI am content with the above picture but not "happy"
I need to find out what the experts are doing to get the eyes of their insects in such detail. This was SOOC and as close as I could get.
Practice, practice, practice ...
Already now your macros look really good, especially considering how short time you've had the lens. I'm sure you'll become great with it really fast.Thanks Jonas.
I am going to practice with it all day today - just as soon as i have roasted another batch of coffee beans.
Already now your macros look really good, especially considering how short time you've had the lens. I'm sure you'll become great with it really fast.
I myself bought the 85mm Micro Nikkor a short while back, and that too is just crazy sharp. Much much sharper than I can get my 35 f/1.8, even. So I'm sure you'll find many applications for your macro
Do you roast your own beans? Sounds nice. How do you do it? Just on a pan or by some fancier means?
Jonas I roast my coffee beans using an everyday popcorn maker. Really simple.
Roasting Coffee Beans in Popcorn Popper Roaster, how to - YouTube
You'd get my vote for this year's Most Improved Photographer Award! Seriously...you've come a long way!
23rd November
We found another escargot in the veggies. This time we asked him to model and he was very shy ...
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As can be seen I am still not 100% certain of the DoF on this lens.