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Photo Forum / General Photo Topics / Australian Photography / December 2007Macro without a camera
Macro photography -- that exclusive relm of dedicated people witrh specialised equipment really doesn't need a camera at all! http://www.douglasjames.com.au/sans-camea-macro.htm t doesn't need much more than most people have on their desk! Douglas > Macro photography -- that exclusive relm of dedicated people witrh > specialised equipment really doesn't need a camera at all!http://www.douglasjames.com.au/sans-camea-macro.htmt doesn't need much more > than most people have on their desk! One of your best efforts yet! I think your cameras have been holding you back. Sell them all and buy more scanners! * Douglas is quoted & my replies are inline below : > Macro photography -- that exclusive relm of dedicated people witrh > specialised equipment really doesn't need a camera at all! > http://www.douglasjames.com.au/sans-camea-macro.htm t doesn't need much more > than most people have on their desk! This post is off-topic for this group if it's not a photo. :) Just kidding - very inventive.  SignatureTroy Piggins Please feel free to provide constructive criticism on any photos I post. I'm always learning and appreciate feedback. > Macro photography -- that exclusive relm of dedicated people witrh > specialised equipment really doesn't need a camera at all! > http://www.douglasjames.com.au/sans-camea-macro.htm t doesn't need much more > than most people have on their desk! Quite a nice scan. Flowers and jewelry are other things to mess with on a flatbed. Fried corned beef hash is interesting, but leaves greasy residue. SignatureJohn McWilliams groups adjusted. >> Macro photography -- that exclusive relm of dedicated people witrh >> specialised equipment really doesn't need a camera at all! [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Quite a nice scan. Flowers and jewelry are other things to mess with on a > flatbed. Fried corned beef hash is interesting, but leaves greasy residue. Like Bacon fat? Douglas As long as there is a macro lens in hand, macro photography is fun. No longer that exclusive! > Macro photography -- that exclusive relm of dedicated people witrh > specialised equipment My Canon a630 P&S will focus to 1cm; a consequence of the much maligned small sensor. http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/specs/Canon/canon_a630.asp I wouldn't call it specialised. BugBear > Macro photography -- that exclusive relm of dedicated people witrh > specialised equipment really doesn't need a camera at all!http://www.douglasjames.com.au/sans-camea-macro.htmt doesn't need much more > than most people have on their desk! > > Douglas The photo you gave was awful lots of flare and the posts really don't tell you anything since they are a hard object to get to look unsharp. Yes you can use your scanner but as your photo demonstrates you still have to watch the depth of field. Tom |
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