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Jul 13, 2005 09:34 |  #1

This is my first attempt at a macro type shot and although a bit soft I'd welcome you all to pull it apart. Kit = Sigma 18-200mm


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Jul 13, 2005 11:36 |  #2

Fizzbang wrote:
This is my first attempt at a macro type shot and although a bit soft I'd welcome you all to pull it apart. Kit = Sigma 18-200mm

Well, At LEAST you GOT the Bee. (Mine flew away before I tripped the shutter)
It looks like the shallow DOF got ya, as it's a bit out of focus. I'm sure this is due to the extremely shallow DOF that macro is known for. Can you post your camera settings? I started shooting macro at F/4, and found it to have very little in focus on my shots, and was advised to use a much smaller aperture. FUN, isn't this? ;)
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Jul 13, 2005 12:24 as a reply to  @ Ballen Photo's post |  #3

I think my lens is the main reason....handheld it is the wrong type for macro work..I am looking to get some extension tubes and try them on my 18-55mm kit lens...that may offer some clearer shots....but yes, Macro work is an entirely new world and I love it.


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