"New Macro Lens Test" by hotracer2

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Jun 13, 2005

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Trying out my new macro lens, not real happy with the out come but here it is. Again, Thank you for your comments!! I wish to thank you all ahead of time for viewing my postings; I just hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoy wandering and using my camera! Thanks for taking a peek and commenting

Comments (20)

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hotracer2

7:30AM | Mon, 13 June 2005

I believe these are flowers from an asparagus fern.

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TwoPynts

8:13AM | Mon, 13 June 2005

Also, if there was any wind, a slight movement could have caused a loss in sharpness. At this size, a little movement goes a long way. Still, looks like a great lense that I know you will enjoy once you "tame" it. Looking closer, it looks like there are some parts of the flowers that are in sharp focus. Remember, your DOF will be quite shallow at this magnification.

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i-popba

9:12AM | Mon, 13 June 2005

Impressive shot...!! cool tone and mood....love it..!!

LICORNEDECRISTAL

10:32AM | Mon, 13 June 2005

fantastic macro!!!!!

cricounette

11:02AM | Mon, 13 June 2005

Tr jolie photo bravo !

soulofharmony

11:16AM | Mon, 13 June 2005

Its all about the wandering and enjoyment..and seeing the world with diferent eyes a macro world.. youve done exceptionally well.. the slightest movement can cause a burr.. wind is the worse l find..even a breeze.. just practise practise practise.. but hey youve done exceptionally well exceptionally ... just carry on enjoying :)...)))))...hugs

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Hendesse

11:52AM | Mon, 13 June 2005

I like this macro. You captured this beautiful flowers very well!

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Zacko

1:22PM | Mon, 13 June 2005

Wow, the depth is just incredible!!! Bet youll have a whole lot of fun with this new lens of yours. Good luck! Have a great day #:O)

StarRuby

1:37PM | Mon, 13 June 2005

The learning is greater than the image, sometimes. :) I think it is a great image for a first time use of a new lense. It is better than what I would do! Keep trying though, and lots of good advice above.

ana-maria

2:01PM | Mon, 13 June 2005

What a fantastic green in this image. Beautiful macro!

Tedz

2:12PM | Mon, 13 June 2005

A fine Image :]

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pm_hackworth

6:53PM | Mon, 13 June 2005

Great Scott captain...look these beautiful flowers!! Wow!!! VOTE

solrac_gi_2nd

7:35PM | Mon, 13 June 2005

This photo 'tells me' that you'll do wonders with that new macro lens. I like this !

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watapki66

8:47PM | Mon, 13 June 2005

a very wonderful macro, delicate flowers! Looks like your macro lens is in perfect form!

Judi1423

9:08PM | Mon, 13 June 2005

Pretty good for a new lens... keep practicing... you'll go great...

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Enmos

8:05AM | Wed, 15 June 2005

Beautiful shot, excellent detail and dof here !!! Superb work and enjoy your new lens !! :o)

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mari_e17

12:25PM | Wed, 15 June 2005

Supeb Macro!!!! Bravo!!!!!

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erskogly

1:08PM | Wed, 15 June 2005

Off to a great start - macro lenses takes a lot of practice to start producing pictures of consistently high quality - but once you do you'll love your new lens. Keep up the good work!!

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