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Old 28-07-2005, 22:31   #7 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Gary Bagshawe
Hi there, Thats pretty good for a first go,
I have done some stuff like this myself using a close up filter that screws onto the front of the lens, I find switching to manual focus is easier and then focus as close as possible then move the whole camera forward or backwards to achieve sharp focus.
That's the "easiest" way, even doing that though expect a high failure rate. The biggest problem is depth of field and shake. The sort of distances you're working at means you really need to be getting down to at least F8, probably smaller. Flash really helps keep the aperture small and getting the shutter speed workable.
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