all taken with Canon EOS Mark ii, EFS 18-55 mm, using a reverse adapter.
27 de octubre de 2014
Hermes Baby surface watching
Thank you for your encouraging comments under the last post. The ant continues to explore the surface of Hermes Baby #299715...
all taken with Canon EOS Mark ii, EFS 18-55 mm, using a reverse adapter.
all taken with Canon EOS Mark ii, EFS 18-55 mm, using a reverse adapter.
Labels:
crinkle paint,
Hermes Baby,
macro,
Makro,
Runzellack
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I've always been fascinated with how decals interact with crinkle paint—thanks for these photos, I'm jealous of your equipment!
ResponderBorrarIn fact, this can easily be done once you own a slr camera. reverse mount adapters are available for no money at all, and do a terrific job. with a basic reverse adapter, you can start right away taking super close-ups. as our typewriters don't move, a tripod will stabilize enough. one challenge is the aperture to gain enough depth of field. for this, I invested in an electronic reverse adapter which keeps the aperture settings functioning with the lens reversed.
BorrarVery wonderful macro work.
ResponderBorrarI will have to try this with my bellows attachment for Minolta MD lenses mated to the Lumix G5. Great images.
ResponderBorrarBeautiful typewriter DNA!
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