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Originally posted by Aryan
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@Praful: See, shots that "just happen" come out so good..
Well, with perspective, what I meant was try and shoot from a different angle. The composition is important.
I know macros doesn't quite allow us to be THAT creative as there is not much one can do with respect to the subject that we shoot, but still we can always work on it. Get closer and shoot. I don't have any idea about the Sony DSC cameras, but on my digital camera (the Canon Powershot S3 IS), it has a 'super macro' mode which gets me as close to the subject as I want. The lens, at times touches the subject but it still focuses, which is amazing really..
Inspite of getting the 100mm dedicated macro lens, I am still in love with my S3, which I extensively use for close up shots..
Well, with perspective, what I meant was try and shoot from a different angle. The composition is important.I know macros doesn't quite allow us to be THAT creative as there is not much one can do with respect to the subject that we shoot, but still we can always work on it. Get closer and shoot. I don't have any idea about the Sony DSC cameras, but on my digital camera (the Canon Powershot S3 IS), it has a 'super macro' mode which gets me as close to the subject as I want. The lens, at times touches the subject but it still focuses, which is amazing really..
Inspite of getting the 100mm dedicated macro lens, I am still in love with my S3, which I extensively use for close up shots..
I was trying that also, wanted to get sunlight refracting thru the dew drops....but cudnt get that.i guess I need to upgrade to better cam
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