Scott Murray
Senior Member
Ok getting into super macro now.
Post your macro photos here
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Seeking sanctuary?
Here's a shot of my impromptu set-up for my "bee" pics... just got my bellows etc in the last couple of weeks - time to set it all up properly in the next few days,
bought a "Cognysis" outfit and haven't even unboxed it yet, been busy building a new garden shed in my backyard... photography has had to take a back seat.
cheers
bought a "Cognysis" outfit and haven't even unboxed it yet, been busy building a new garden shed in my backyard... photography has had to take a back seat.
cheers
Scott Murray
Senior Member
Looks good but you seem kind of stuck once you set it up. Would love to see what magnification you get. Take a photo of a ruler when you can please
I thought it would have something to do with spiders. . .
Went out today to try and find some macro subjects. We're still way to deep in winter to find any insects. But I found a water dropplet and my first flower of th year.
DSC_1533 by jonas_sandager, on Flickr
DSC_1524 by jonas_sandager, on Flickr
And also some moss (ditrichaceae, I think)
DSC_1521 by jonas_sandager, on Flickr
DSC_1533 by jonas_sandager, on Flickr
DSC_1524 by jonas_sandager, on FlickrAnd also some moss (ditrichaceae, I think)
DSC_1521 by jonas_sandager, on FlickrScott - here's the pics of a ruler (and coin) that you asked for... please excuses the crappy quality of these as my setup is at t's very basic stage - when I get the time I'll set it all up on it's own breadboard with lights etc... then I'll be able to control everything and get down to really doing macro work...
these are "full frame"
this is taken with my 105mm macro at full bellows extension. got a little over 10mm..
then I reversed my 24mm wide angle onto the bellows... bit over 2mm
and then I did a couple of a $2 coin... the coin is 20mm wide and 2.5mm thick.
here's a shot of the LL from Dollar...
and the other side...
and here's some detail from the Queens tiara..
these are "full frame"
this is taken with my 105mm macro at full bellows extension. got a little over 10mm..
then I reversed my 24mm wide angle onto the bellows... bit over 2mm
and then I did a couple of a $2 coin... the coin is 20mm wide and 2.5mm thick.
here's a shot of the LL from Dollar...
and the other side...
and here's some detail from the Queens tiara..
The high detail ones were taken with my 24mm "reversed" despite what the EXIF data says... as the lens was on the bellows with no contact with the camera's electronics I assume it locked onto the last lens that was mounted "normally" and displayed that info in the EXIF file... I'm in the very early stages of learning all about the bellows and what it can (and can't) do... steep learning curve - but fun
cheers
cheers
Scott Murray
Senior Member
Scott Murray
Senior Member
A few macros from around the lake.
Scott Murray
Senior Member
Also found this Orchid, but by this time it was getting way too hot.
