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rpo83
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Hi all,
I found out about dgrin over at ADV, it seems anything Baldy is involved in is great :clap
Here are a few of my Macro shots.
My camera is a Sigma SD14, modified by Sigma Cum Laude with a Leica R mount. So it is back to the old days for me, no AF and manual exposure. I must say i'm enjoying it, though alot of shots to begin with were out of focus :wxwax
The first shot, i took tonight, i have just received a Leica Elmarit 60 f2.8 Macro.(old 3 cam model) so i needed a test shot. I decided to take a pic of the engraving on the side of my 35-70 Vario ROM
The lens was bellows mounted at full extension, 30 second exposure, ISO50 f8. I need to start writing this stuff down now as exif is no longer usable...
These next shots were taken on the bellows but with a Leica Elmarit 100 f4 Macro bellows lens.
C&C welcome
I found out about dgrin over at ADV, it seems anything Baldy is involved in is great :clap
Here are a few of my Macro shots.
My camera is a Sigma SD14, modified by Sigma Cum Laude with a Leica R mount. So it is back to the old days for me, no AF and manual exposure. I must say i'm enjoying it, though alot of shots to begin with were out of focus :wxwax
The first shot, i took tonight, i have just received a Leica Elmarit 60 f2.8 Macro.(old 3 cam model) so i needed a test shot. I decided to take a pic of the engraving on the side of my 35-70 Vario ROM
The lens was bellows mounted at full extension, 30 second exposure, ISO50 f8. I need to start writing this stuff down now as exif is no longer usable...
These next shots were taken on the bellows but with a Leica Elmarit 100 f4 Macro bellows lens.
C&C welcome
Cheers
Steve
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Brian v.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/
http://www.lordv.smugmug.com/
I have just been browsing your gallery..... clap Fantastic work..
I am very new to Macro photography, i have bought some old manual Leica gear, but i don't really have much of a clue about how to use it yet.
One question i have for you and any other macro photographers reading, how do you get so close to the subjects, especially the living/flying ones??
For the close up of the Leica engraving, i had the front element of the 60mm lens almost touching the subject, i don't want to get that close to spiders, they may not enjoy the attention :poke
Are there any good resources you can point me too?
Steve
Lots of info on my setups and use here http://www.flickr.com/groups/topic/66514/
Brian V.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/
http://www.lordv.smugmug.com/
phil
http://www.flickr.com/photos/goldenorfe/
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I am just rekindling my love of photography, it wained for a long time while life got in the way..
The macro thing is new and interesting for me, so i'm just finding my feet.
Slowhand, i love the guitar shot, i am just starting to learn to play, something i have wanted to do for a long time, but never got around to it. It must be my mid life crisis, taking on artistic sensibilities...
My new guitar arrives hopefully by the end of the month, some stunning timbers are being used so look out for alot of photos I loved the tiny depth of field that the macro lens on the bellows produces, and the transition to OOF, it really made that image work for me...
Steve
Welcome and thanks for posting!