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Introduction to Macro Photography |
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Written by OPenDP
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Tuesday, 28 February 2006 |
 Photo Taken on EOS 350D , EF 100 f2.8 Macro
Macro photography – extremely close-up photography – does not exist only in the world of professional photographers. With a focus on a few simple techniques and perhaps the addition of a few new accessories for your digital camera, you can see just how much fun macro can be.
Useful for many purposes, macro photography can capture purely creative subjects as well as commercial images such as jewelry pieces for a catalog. To succeed in taking great close-up photos, focus on the image at hand, minimizing clutter in the background. Allow your digital camera’s auto focus mode to take charge, but test out its “spot focus” mode for an exact preview of what the camera will be capturing.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 07 October 2007 )
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Digital Accessories for Macro Photography |
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Written by OpenDP
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Tuesday, 28 February 2006 |
 Comparable to painting, sculpting and other creative endeavors, flower photography involves much contemplative thought and an artistic process. “Having an eye” comes in handy, as always, but photographers also must master a few techniques and equip their digital cameras with the appropriate equipment and accessories.
Macro photography typically describes a type of photography involving images that depict the subject at its actual size or greater. Special lenses called macro lenses aid photographers in capturing wonderful close-up shots of flowers, plants, insects, jewelry, products and other diverse subjects.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 25 July 2007 )
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Macro Photography
If you dream of shooting gorgeous photographs of plants, nature’s tiny wonders and flowers, macro photography may be a perfect fit. Macro photography technically means you are shooting images with image size 1:1 or greater, meaning the images captured are equal or greater in size to the actual subjects.