Cheapest Macro Style for Beginners
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Macro or Micro?
It has different meaning, but just what I know
Macro = Very close up
Micro = thing like cells, atoms, germs, etc.
ok?
Sure some of beginner like to have their own Macro Photo right?
Almost everything is suitable for macro's subject. Just name it.
For beginner, to do some macro photography, you need to study the macro well.
"Hey, they only gives me Kit Lens. So how?"
In this case, I dont suggest you to but macro lens ( I guess you wont, it is far to expensive )
Due to that, I suggest you to buy "Macro Filter"
Depending on the diameter of your lens (basically, the Kit lens' diameter was 58mm), you can equip it to your lens (just like your UV lens)
It only cost you $30 (RM 100++) to obtain such macro photo.
"Wow! great! but, how does it work?"
Equip it to your lens, then focus it to the subject closely (I mean, VERY close) and you will see the filter actually work like magnifying glass.To focus it, you will not use the AF, switch it to Manual, and focus it by moving the camera forward or backward until you spot the right focus on subject. (very, I mean VERY tricky)
I recommend that:
1. Use flash, this will increase the speed of shutter and avoid "blur shake" effect.
2. Use tripod, for more stable position.
3. Use small aperture (f/11) for avoid too much DOF (depth of field)
Hey, I just spot some of the filter for kit lens at lelong.com.my!
HERE! (for kit lens)
the magnify power depending on the filter it self (+3,+6,+10)
And this is some macro photo that I made using my own macro filter :
and my fav one :
So? It is very good investment for you own photography! Try it and share it to the world.
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