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Practice Macro Photo - Zodiac Super Chrono

Started by Sea Wolf, June 27, 2013, 04:00:44 PM

Sea Wolf

Just testing my new Macro Lens.  I have found that If I shoot close to the watch like 6 inches or less, the focus area becomes pinpointed to a very small area and the rest of the watch is out of focus.  When I pull back, I get much more of the watch in focus.

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jon p

 :pimp;  pic looks very good, there is very little depth of field when you get that close. nice watch, by the way!!! what kind of camera? i am so old i grew up being taught photography by my dad with that stuff we used to call FILM!!! all my 35mm equipment is now so outdated the pawn shops laugh when i walk in the door, they want me to pay them to TAKE IT!!

pknopp

 I got one recently and I'm going to have to figure out the best way to use if for pictures also.

pknopp


jon p

 :wehe looks like you figured it out!! great pic.


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