Post your macro photos here
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Just-Clayton
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Wasn't much out and getting dark.
RookieDSLR
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Here is a macro fly eating some peachese
Thanks
Jeremy V
Thanks
Jeremy V
RookieDSLR
Senior Member
Eyeball.....that's all I have to say about it.
Jeremy V
Jeremy V
funfortehfun
Senior Member
Haven't been here in... forever.
I wish I had a higher MP camera than the D90 - really would have added much more detail to this pic.
I wish I had a higher MP camera than the D90 - really would have added much more detail to this pic.
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Scott Murray
Senior Member
Great photo.
Haven't been here in... forever.
I wish I had a higher MP camera than the D90 - really would have added much more detail to this pic.
There is actually a lot of detail you could pull out of it.
mike
Scott Murray
Senior Member
Here are some "Super" Macros using my 90mm Tamron Macro lens and a reversed 50mm 1.4D click for larger.
RockyNH_RIP
Senior Member
Nice Macro detail Scott!
Pat in NH
Pat in NH
john*thomas
Senior Member
I am really interested in this. I've already learned more about my camera in the two days I've been signed up here than the previous few months of ownership. The bug photo's are cool but I collect vintage watches and would like to be able to get better macro shots. A couple I took, which I suppose are O.K. for not knowing what I am doing yet.
Scott Murray
Senior Member
You will get reduced quality, need more light, sure you will get more reach (210mm) One of the biggest things for eyes is sharp focus and light (good diffused flash).
hi all, went for a walk in the garden on saturday and found this little fight happening. the spider ended up going off Im guessign to let his toxins work and a very drugged cranefly in the end managed to get off the web and fly off
hand held d7000 105mm sigma macro iso 100 F8 1/160
hand held d7000 105mm sigma macro iso 100 F8 1/160
Scott, i am sure this fingerprint is on the FBI list for the great train robbery in 1963
