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Two pictures from my side. The first picture is posted to show the scale of the flower as compared to a camera lens cap. The second picture is a 1:1 macro photograph of one of the yellow flower seen in the first picture. 
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Aryan, in the 2nd pic the subject(flower) looks to be blurry..i feel its not the fault of the cam or the lens but i guess you chose the wrong flower..!!
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That is all I could manage handheld, at 1:1. This is the only disadvantage of not having a tripod during a macro shoot. One has to close down the aperture drastically at 1:1 magnification ratio (the aperture for this picture is f16) resulting in subsequent slow down of the shutter speed.Originally posted by inder.cool View PostAryan, in the 2nd pic the subject(flower) looks to be blurry..i feel its not the fault of the cam or the lens but i guess you chose the wrong flower..!!
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Inder, it is called the "depth of field". The aperture selected by Aryan is very small and hence very narrow depth of field. In other way, the width of the field of focus is smaller than the width of the flower. Aryan could have selected a bigger aperture than the current one, which would have covered the entire flower. But anyway it is nice.
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Aryan: You get a 1:1? What lens were you using?
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Ah! Very nice!
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Originally posted by Aryan View PostThat is all I could manage handheld, at 1:1. This is the only disadvantage of not having a tripod during a macro shoot. One has to close down the aperture drastically at 1:1 magnification ratio (the aperture for this picture is f16) resulting in subsequent slow down of the shutter speed. Arre..i never complained abt the quality of the shot/lens/cam..!! I just said that "He choosed a wrong flower for the shoot, coz that flower has too much noise on the petals, so it gives a bit of a grainy effect"..Originally posted by ravi@17bhp View PostInder, it is called the "depth of field". The aperture selected by Aryan is very small and hence very narrow depth of field. In other way, the width of the field of focus is smaller than the width of the flower. Aryan could have selected a bigger aperture than the current one, which would have covered the entire flower. But anyway it is nice.
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Yes, the flower did have strange grains on it's petals!Originally posted by inder.cool View PostArre..i never complained abt the quality of the shot/lens/cam..!! I just said that "He choosed a wrong flower for the shoot, coz that flower has too much noise on the petals, so it gives a bit of a grainy effect"..
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This is my micro shot of a flower almost same size as Aryan. My fellow rider slept while I was trying get this flower in to focus.
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Paji tussi to complicated talking karne lage ho photugraphy ke baare mein, wadi chetti seekh rahe hoOriginally posted by inder.cool View Post.
@Ravi: Few days back me nad aryan were discussing that you havnt posted any of your clicks, and here you are. We would love to see more of your photos, i hope you will oblige.
@Synn: are we looking at your favourite subject of photography? or its hectic schedule which is not allowing to you to shoot aything else than these urban architectures/scenes?Comment
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hey guys i have also one pic to share with u all.i just clicked it randomly and i think it came out nice as im not in this type of photography.This is my first one.
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Bandhav, of late, I have not been much in to the photography. I agree that I have never posted a click in this thread, a bit lazy to post pics on the net. But, you will definitely find some of my clicks on this thread soon.Originally posted by BANDHAV View Post
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Originally posted by Aryan View Post This is precisely what is meant by too shallow a depth-of-field. At an aperture of f1.8 you cannot expect anything less.. On top of that, the bugger even used the Raynox macro conversion kit!
raynox kit was must to capture that much detailed 1:48 VW Passat...
'll post the full pic to compare scale...
beautiful one bro...Originally posted by born2lead View Post
Originally posted by born2lead View PostI agree.... BTW a very nice capture.. which place is it?Originally posted by Mik View PostThats not correct b2l We get stunning sunrises and sunsets in the north too. Here is one, reposting it
post some more from Backwaters...Originally posted by born2lead View Post
apart from the disturbances, Srilanka is a beautiful place...Originally posted by inder.cool View PostGuys, got a mail from a friend showing the beauty of Sri-Lanka in pictures..thought of sharing with you all..!!
nice one...Originally posted by Aryan View PostTwo pictures from my side. The first picture is posted to show the scale of the flower as compared to a camera lens cap. The second picture is a 1:1 macro photograph of one of the yellow flower seen in the first picture.
nice macro... post some moreOriginally posted by ravi@17bhp View PostThis is my micro shot of a flower almost same size as Aryan. My fellow rider slept while I was trying get this flower in to focus.
nice cityscape...Originally posted by Synn View Post
hello Mr. Professional, now you are getting your speed...Originally posted by addy View Post
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