Ladybird Macros

SDK^ · 02-04-2005, 18:54

The sun brings the radiant red ladybirds out

The last images clearly shows just how little depth of field you get to work with for Macro photography, it was taken at F5.6.

Photos taken with 20D and Canon 100mm Macro USM F2.8 lens

http://www.ph-digitalphotography-mot.../ladybird1.jpg

http://www.ph-digitalphotography-mot.../ladybird2.jpg

http://www.ph-digitalphotography-mot.../ladybird3.jpg

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Image sizes outside forum guidelines. - Eosd

lolyton · 02-04-2005, 20:22

either you're using a mono/tripod or you have a very steady hand. Nice images, i was admiring the fly shots earlier aswell. I like the one that looks as though it has a bead of water over it's mouth (if thats the right terminology [mouth]).

Matty · 02-04-2005, 20:32

fantastic shots, a big shame i have had to chop the links!

02-04-2005, 18:54	#1 (permalink)
SDK^ Getting Comfy Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Solihull, West Midlands, UK Posts: 111	Ladybird Macros The sun brings the radiant red ladybirds out The last images clearly shows just how little depth of field you get to work with for Macro photography, it was taken at F5.6. Photos taken with 20D and Canon 100mm Macro USM F2.8 lens http://www.ph-digitalphotography-mot.../ladybird1.jpg http://www.ph-digitalphotography-mot.../ladybird2.jpg http://www.ph-digitalphotography-mot.../ladybird3.jpg edit Image sizes outside forum guidelines. - Eosd

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02-04-2005, 20:22	#2 (permalink)
lolyton Forum Regular Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Granada, Spain Posts: 803	either you're using a mono/tripod or you have a very steady hand. Nice images, i was admiring the fly shots earlier aswell. I like the one that looks as though it has a bead of water over it's mouth (if thats the right terminology [mouth]).

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Matty Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: kings hill Posts: 5,269	fantastic shots, a big shame i have had to chop the links!