Insect Macro Photography Video
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Can someone suggest a good macro lens for my Nikon D5100 ?
Question by : Can someone suggest a good macro lens for my Nikon D5100 ?
Can someone suggest a good & Not very expensive macro lens for my Nikon D5100?
I wanna do close up photography of water drops, spiderweb and such stuff.
Best answer:
Answer by George Y
There are screw-on “macro” adaptors on Ebay and at every flea market. Just find one that screws onto the front of your kit lens.
OR, for a real macro, consider the new Nikon 40mm AF-S Micro.
http://www.dpreview.com/news/1107/11071115nikkor40mmmacro.asp
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Canon Rebel T2i Macro Lens Test
Check out the new film by this filmmaker: stop.mikelwisler.com This is footage shot by Mikel J. Wisler to test his Sigma 70-300mm lens which features a macro focus function. All footage was shoot in either 1080p24 or 720p60 (for slow motion). For more information about Mikel and the type of video production and film work he does, please visit runawaypen.webs.com
Nice Macro Lens photos
A few nice macro lens images I found:
Shades II
Image by Stephen Begin
Smile for the camera! Or…just do that…yeah, that’s fine.
Sedum Macro
Image by FrAnthony
Macro of Sedum.
Sony Alpha 100 – Sigma 105mm Macro lens.
Processed in Lightroom and PS CS3.
Rain Spider macro
Some cool macro lens images:
Rain Spider macro
Image by Martin_Heigan
A macro photograph of a Rain Spider that decided to visit my bathroom one evening.
Stapeliad & Asclepiad Group
All things beautiful in Nature Group
My First Macro
Image by brentbat
You really need to check this out Large On Black
OK… I’m coming out of the closet…. I bought a macro lens (Tamron 90mm Macro). As somebody that considers themselves a serious landscape photographer I feel like I have donned an anorak and now I’m a train spotter. I don’t know why, but I have never been overly interested in macro photography before ,but all of a sudden I felt the urge to try my creativity on a much smaller scale.
You won’t be seeing any flowers or insects from me, but I will be trying to bring some of the principles of large scale lighting and composition to the macro world.
I have to admit though that I feel very clumsy operating in the macro world where depth of field is measured in millimeters.
This is the first of a few exercises that I have set myself to try to understand the world of macro.