Hi, i'm hans. new here. i'm using the nikon D90. just a beginner. want to ask for any opinion, how to get a nice close focus with the D90? (or is there other name for this?) The photo above (from the web) will support what actually i'm talking about..
i've tried many times but failed. The photo are always blurred.. :(
Most macro photography has a depth of field measured in millemeters, or smaller units, and since a smaller aperture provides the best depth of field, shutter speeds are usually slow. If your subject is not moving, put the camera on a good tripod. If your subject is moving and you are using a long lens with extension tubes, put the camera on a tripod and use lots of flash to provide enough light for a higher shutter speed.
The closeness of your focus is determined by your LENS not your camera model.
Buy a Macro focusing lens, and you too can shoot the Big AL like your example shows. Though I suspect the pic posted above is using some sort of bellows and focusing rack set up.
Bob O.
ps. Note the very SHALLOW depth of field... a standard trade-off for close-focusing.
Good morning all thanks for the comments.This is the place for sharing photos and having a chat there will also be games and other ideas.TJ has suggested a relay game.That goes like this perhaps you start out with a farm photo and ask for a pig.The next person posts a pic of a pig and asks for bacon. The next person posts a pic of bacon and asks for .... etc.Link to the relay game ↓ …See More
"Thanks John !..the crispness surprised me somewhat as i had used a 13mm close-up/macro extension tube attached to a 50mm Prime, the shot didn't need any sharpening in PS either. Oh, and no not yet, though i keep trying.. lol !!.."