The tiny world of macro

I have always been amazed by macro shots, this is one field of photography that I want to try in the future. It’s amazing how a camera can capture the 1:1 maginification with precision & accuracy, lalo na ang mga detalyeng hindi nakikita sa unang tingin.

Kahit na wala akong macro lens sinubukan ko pa rin ang limits ng aking kit lens, I tried shooting some tiny creatures sa garden namin. Here are some shots that I did.
Spidey
Spidey (1/200″, 5.6, ISO400 @135mm)

I shot this one yesterday, sagad na yung kit lens ko pero di ko pa rin ma-achieve yung gusto ko, 1:2 kasi ang magnification ratio ng lente ko, nonetheless, malapit pa rin ito sa katotohanan.

The next 2 photos were taken in January, na-post ko na rin yata ito dito, I just want to demonstrate my current capability.
Crawling
Crawling (1/250″, 5.6, ISO1600 @135mm)

Spidey uli
King of the Web (1/200″, 5.6, ISO250 @135mm)

This one was about 2 months old, natuwa lang ako sa atangyang nakasabit sa dahon ng kalabasa, medyo hindi sharp ang kuha pero pagtiyagaan nyo na lang muna.
Hanging tough
Hanging Tough (1/15″, 5.6, ISO400 @135mm)

Medyo may kamahalan ang macro lense, lalo na yung prime (fixed focal length) lens, hay naku, tyaga muna sa ganyang kuha! Hehehe!

One Response to “The tiny world of macro”

  1. Mas maganda nga mag-invest sa prime lenses kesa sa a-ok na lens. At least ito you could use for a long time kahit magpalit palit ng body. Kaya ipon na!

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