I was always frustrated with my shots. When I got to close to the objects they got blurry and shaky. Today, I found out what I did wrong. I had set my camera to indoors or outdoors and then to Portrait or to Macro. That was wrong! The camera has a special feature, called Digital Macro and you just set it on that feature, no indoors no outdoors or anything else. IT WORKS!
I just took a picture "inside our receiver box" for the TV and you can clearly read the parts of the motherboard. No flash, no extra light. Just through the slits into the dark box and the Digital Macro took care of it. Today, I am really HAPPY!
i have always wanted a macro lens - but have yet to purchase one.
sorry i have no real input to this conversation - other than to say - macro is cool! :o)
@Brad - DUDE!!! Those are brilliant!!! I have been happy with my close up work so far but this just blows my mind. Unbelievably beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
@brad-WOW! @ali caudill- I don't know what kind of camera you are using, but I have the Canon EF 100mm 2.8 its amazing. I don't however have any pictures on 365 to show its quality. I use a Nikon CoolPix for 365 in macro setting, which gives surprisingly decent results.
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I just took a picture "inside our receiver box" for the TV and you can clearly read the parts of the motherboard. No flash, no extra light. Just through the slits into the dark box and the Digital Macro took care of it. Today, I am really HAPPY!
i have always wanted a macro lens - but have yet to purchase one.
sorry i have no real input to this conversation - other than to say - macro is cool! :o)
@ali caudill- I don't know what kind of camera you are using, but I have the Canon EF 100mm 2.8 its amazing. I don't however have any pictures on 365 to show its quality. I use a Nikon CoolPix for 365 in macro setting, which gives surprisingly decent results.