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  • Jiminy

    Laid my hands on a macro lens today. Wobbling to and fro and using the spray and pray method. Click image for larger version

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    Haven't been there, not done that.
    Jo

  • #2
    Nothing wrong with spray and pray Jo (imho) if it produces the goods. I do it a lot too

    I like the colours in the last one. (Might have missed the eye focus? I blame the bugs)

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    • #3
      You've done well, only improvement in my opinion would be a greater depth of field but that's just me.
      A HAPPY PENTAX USER

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      • #4
        "Thought about this one as an entry to the spring comp" I really think you will get better

        Good photos to start with PP

        Macro is easy but hard to do well i have found. As with most things photography practise make perfect............ no practise make better and a hell of a lot practices makes perfect. I haven't got to the better part yet!

        I'm exploring using the smaller sensor cameras more and have basically give up with dslr macro so I may as well sell my macro lens, then i will be closer to the X100s

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        • #5
          Originally posted by caralan View Post
          Nothing wrong with spray and pray Jo (imho) if it produces the goods. I do it a lot too

          Thanks for the feedback. My husband gets quite upset when I use the spray and pray method (he's a control freak) and shouts things such as "Your shutter count blah blah" and "Get your settings right and .. blah blah." Nice to know I'm not alone.


          Thanks Eglem, appreciate your opinion. I did cut and paste some bits and pieces from various images and overlay them but agree with you. I am astounded at how you manage such great DOF. I will try again with a tripod and a greater DOF.

          Ian, I know what you mean. Best I can hope for is a pretty or interesting composition. Look forward to seeing your x100!
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          Haven't been there, not done that.
          Jo

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Phoenix View Post
            Look forward to seeing your x100!
            every day it seems to go back 2 or 3 days; yesterday it went back a week!!

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            • #7
              Nice shots P, especially #1 ...
              Nature's Place - Macro Illustrated

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