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A Couple of Infrared Macro Images

I’ve been working through the backlog of images I have shot over the last 3 months or so. Here are a couple of macro shots taken with my infrared converted Canon 350D digital camera and a Canon 100mm macro lens. … Read entire article »

Filed under: dSLR, Infrared, Macro, Photography

June Competition Open for Entries

The June Thinktank Photo competition is on the theme of Flowers. It is open to photography and digital art. Entry details on the photography and art competition page. The prize is an Urban Disguise 30 camera bag. … Read entire article »

Filed under: Competitions, Digital Fine Art, Macro, Photography

TAMRON DEVELOPS SP AF60MM F/2.0 DI II MACRO 1:1 LENS FOR APS-C dSLRs

New Macro Lens Features Best-In-Class Working Distance at 100mm Maxwell International Australia and Tamron Co., Ltd, have announced the development of the SP AF60mm F/2.0 Di II LD (IF) MACRO 1:1 (Model G005), a life-size macro lens designed exclusively for digital SLR cameras with APS-C size image sensors(1) that offers a fast maximum aperture of F/2.0. … Read entire article »

Filed under: Cameras, Lens, Macro, Photography

Digital Macro Photography, An Overview

In this article we explore some aspects of macro photography with digital cameras. Macro is an excellent photography area that can really make good use of the strengths of digital cameras. This is the first of a series of articles on macro techniques and subjects. 0.5 second, f16 and 100ISO, Sigma 70mm Macro on Canon 400D Macro photography is a great and interesting area of photography. Technically covering the area of close-up photography where an object is reproduced on the sensor at a size of at least 1:1, these days it is also commonly used to refer to all close-up photography. Because of the close distance (relatively if not in actuality) from the subject to the lens, rangefinder or compact cameras were not ideal for it because the viewfinder would not reflect … Read entire article »

Filed under: Cameras, Macro, Photography, Starting Out