Kit lens, +2 closeup filter, some cropping to bring it all in closer...
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While not perfect, this one isn't too bad (IMHO) for a handheld with closeup filter attached
Kit lens, +2 closeup filter, some cropping to bring it all in closer... *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
nice shot...
do you mind sharing the exif info? http://www.markcrossphotography.com - A camera, glass, and some light.
That is what I want to do!!! Where do I get the closeup filters and how much? Superb shot.
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Date and time: 2004:10:31 17:17:42 Date and time Original: 2004:10:31 16:38:09 Exposure bias value: EV 0.00 Exposure program: Aperture priority Exposure time: 1/60 s F Number: F 9.00 Flash: Flash fired, auto mode, return light detected Focal length: 70.00 mm Make: NIKON CORPORATION Metering mode: Multi-Segment Model: NIKON D70 User Comment: Copyright 2004 Leon Williams nik Auto Flash Mode: Built-in,TTL nik Color Mode: MODE2 nik Flash Setting: NORMAL nik Flash Type: SPEEDLIGHT nik Focus Mode: MANUAL nik Hue Adjustment: 0° nik ISO Setting: ISO 200 nik Image Sharpening: MED.H nik Lens Information: 18-70 mm 3.5-4.5 D nik Lens Type: AF-D G nik Noise Reduction: OFF nik Quality: RAW *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
thanks sheepie
i can now say that the shot is wonderful as it was at 70mm, which is close enough to scare the bee/fly/wasp ... great capture! http://www.markcrossphotography.com - A camera, glass, and some light.
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Everyone sources the closeup filter kit, I have the brand new Canon 500D from NYC that Onyx brought home with him.
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Great shot Sheepie
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