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Finally some nice shots with 100mm macro, I guess

 
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Aug 26, 2007 15:05 |  #1

Hello;

After many days of practicing with my new Canon 100mm macro in the backyard and the rain stops I was able to go to the Botanical Barden and spend 3 hours taking pictures. I only use the 100mm macro. I also tried the Canon CloseUp lens 500D attached to the macro and the results were great.

I guess there is a big difference from my first pictures. Well that's what I think. :)

Here I include only two pictures. The butterfly it's very small, about the diameter of a .25 US cents, and she was very jumpy everytime that I try to get closer, there is where the 100mm came handy.

I practically took all the pictures with the built in flash and I can't complain, but I learn two things yesterday; I need a better flash and a tripod (a good one for macro).


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Aug 26, 2007 15:21 |  #2

Nice shots Hector.

Don't know if I'd worry too much about a tripod for macro work. I find the little blighters move before I have a chance to snap them hand-holding the camera. There's no way I'd be able to get the tripod in position in time...


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Aug 26, 2007 15:35 as a reply to  @ dreamline's post |  #3

Like the butterfly one alot..very nice. I very rarley if ever use a tripod sometimes i carry a long pole to steady myself but 9 times out of 10 i hand hold all my shots.

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Aug 26, 2007 15:59 |  #4

Both good shots Hector. Don't think a tripod will work for insects. Flowers yes.


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Aug 26, 2007 18:30 |  #5

an extension tube is better than close up lens for getting closer but these are good.


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Aug 26, 2007 19:19 |  #6

Those are great! I especially like how the bee shot was framed :)


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Aug 26, 2007 19:20 |  #7

nice shots


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Aug 27, 2007 00:20 |  #8

Very nice catch.


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