Macro Flower shot

[bluej511]

Hey guys i just joined this site after someone posted the link. Let me know what you all think.

Kit Lens 350D f/5.6 1/60 ISO 200 at 55mm.
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a197/bluej511/IMG_2549.jpg

[rjcanon]

Very nice, i would liked it better if you were about half an inch higher and shooting down a little more to get the pistle out of the way a bit. Other than that I like it quite a bit. Great first post!

[bluej511]

yea thats what everyone else said, sucks its out in my yard so i can practice some more. Way to make me feel welcome i already love this site lol

[bluej511]

oh what the hell ill add 2 more lol
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a197/bluej511/IMG_0160.jpg

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a197/bluej511/IMG_1306.jpg

[rjcanon]

Is that spider with the kit lens too? Good to see you're into the macros, we have quite the Macro community here... check it out!

[bluej511]

yea all kit lens i should add that in my sig lol.

I went from Minolta SLR (still own it with tamron 70-210), to a Kodak 1.3mp camera, straight to Rebel XT.

[rjcanon]

Quite the upgrade! I see a dedicated macro lens in your future. Check out the Sigma 50mm and 100 (or 105MM), they'll change your life :lol:

[bluej511]

well i was planning on 50mm 1.4 or the 100mm f/2.5 Canon. Extremly limited budget lol

[rjcanon]

If you do not need the speed, the sig 50mm can be had for about $100 less than the 1.4 and would definatly be a better choice for macros if that is your interest (will produce 1.6:1 magnification on the XT). If low light and portrait are more your thing go for the 1.4, it's a beauty.

[bluej511]

Well i just dont like shooting at high ISOs to much cuz of the slight noise. Or my other lens of choice might be 70-200 f/4L, you have no idea what its like to have something far away (like the huge bird in my backyard pond) and not be able to see it