My eye Study

[CLAIRE18]

http://images24.fotki.com/v764/photos/8/86204/4782013/DSC_0031a-vi.jpg

playing with my new macro lens- really need to invest in a tripod for these sorts of shots huh! :rolleyes:

[LordV]

Lovely shot - works well- and a beautiful eye :)
Brian V.

[CLAIRE18]

thank you! my friend has the bluest eyes!!

[Courierman]

yeah great eye's he or she have ,and a great shot claire

[dpastern]

Looks good to me :)

Dave

[CLAIRE18]

i was thinking of taking the eye brow out???

[silvex]

Nice shot. Were you off to the sides, since I don't see you on her retina. Can you post the settings. I have been trying to do retina shots with my wife, but it is hard for her no to blink.

[bandit 1]

Hiya Claire,

Lovely shot, beautiful colour eye, looks like your elbow reflection I can see there along with what looks like a window, sharp

Cheers for now
Mark

[CLAIRE18]

thank you so much guys

f2.8 1/100 iso 400 105mm

[Ballen Photo]

VERY nice Claire! :cool: Beautiful eye (already mentioned), and sharp exposure.
How did you achieve focus since your eye was obviously at the taking end. I'm guessing trial and error, ie bracketing focus? ;)
-Bruce

[CLAIRE18]

you lost me on bracketing focus bruce? lol come again?

[Vini]

Excellent eye shot Claire.

[CLAIRE18]

cheers Vini where you from?!

[Ballen Photo]

you lost me on bracketing focus bruce? lol come again?OOPS! Sorry for not being more clear about it. Bracketing your focus would be taking a shot with focus ahead of actual, another spot on, and another with point of focus on the opposite side of the first. This allows choosing an image that is closer to correct focus than what the camera might have chosen for you. Most macro shooters prefer manually focussing on their subject, therefore I assumed you were using manual focus...............OOPS! :rolleyes:-Bruce