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What you need to get started in macro photography—Updated for Spring 2013.
ArticleMacro Photography Techniques and How-Tos - by Mason Resnick, 26 days ago
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You're inspired to go out there and capture the world in miniature...now all you need's the right stuff. Here are the essentials--lenses, lighting, and accessories--that will help you produce that macro magic.
TAGS: adorama, macro, macro photography, ring flash, clamp, lens, Focus on Macro Photography
A look at true macro lenses - Updated for Spring 2013
ArticleLenses and Filters Gear Guides & Reviews - by Fred Singer, April 23, 2013
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Shopping for a macro lens? First, let's get the definition right: To get 1:1 magnification, which you need for true macro photography, you need to buy a dedicated, non-zoom Macro lens. But which one is best for you?
TAGS: photography, buying guide, DSLR, macro, digital SLR, Focus on Macro Photography
Which flashes will help you capture the best shots
ArticleMacro Photography Techniques and How-Tos - by Allen Rokach with Anne Millman, May 23, 2012
Flash-lit flower close-up photography can be beautiful if you have the technique; now let's look at the gear you'll need to pull this off.
TAGS: nikon, canon, flash, flowers, ring flash, flash diffuser, flower, flash modifier, Focus on Macro Photography
Improve upon natural light by adding flash
ArticleMacro Photography Techniques and How-Tos - by Allen Rokach with Anne Millman, April 19, 2012
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Learn how to properly use flash when doing flower photography and discover unlimited creative potential. Plus: Learn about botanical gardens and aboretums where you can shoot beautiful flower photos!
TAGS: nikon, macro, flowers, macro photography, flower, Focus on Macro Photography
Tips for lighting macro and close-up flower photographs
ArticleMacro Photography Techniques and How-Tos - by Guest Author, April 4, 2012
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If you can see a flower, it is a source of light. With flowers, this visible light originates elsewhere — with the sun (natural light) or an artificial light source — and is reflected by the flower.
TAGS: macro, flowers, macro photography, flower, Focus on Macro Photography
Solving problems digitally that you can't possibly solve when shooting.
ArticleMacro Photography Techniques and How-Tos - by Allen Rokach with Anne Millman, July 12, 2011
One of the great boons of digital photography is that the image-making process continues after you have taken your shot.
TAGS: photoshop, close-up, macro photography, photoshop techniques, Photoshop CS5, Focus on Macro Photography
How to shoot up close and get tack-sharp results
ArticleMacro Photography Techniques and How-Tos - by Allen Rokach with Anne Millman, June 20, 2011
The biggest challenge photographers face when shooting nature close-ups is how to get a sharp image.
TAGS: tripod, macro, close-up, macro photography, sharp, sharpest aperture, sharpening, Focus on Macro Photography
A how-to tip from an online macro photography course that's only being taught once this year!
ArticleMacro Photography Techniques and How-Tos - by Bryan Peterson, May 27, 2011
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Since many of the yards and parks are full of flowers throughout the northern hemisphere, I wanted to share a really cool flower photography idea with you!
TAGS: flowers, macro photography, flower, Focus on Macro Photography
A look in a macro master's bag
ArticleMacro Photography Techniques and How-Tos - by Allen Rokach with Anne Millman, May 26, 2011
One of the greatest experiences I regularly have as a photographer is glimpsing the tiny miracles of nature that come to light through close-up photography.
TAGS: macro, macro photography, leaves, Lens advice, lens, Focus on Macro Photography
Mini landscapes at 1:1 magnification
ArticleMacro Photography Techniques and How-Tos - by Carl Heilman II, May 25, 2011
I enjoy working with different equipment to get ‘close’ to subjects with a camera, but I especially like adding thin extension tubes to shorter focal length lenses to create wide angle close-ups.
TAGS: landscapes, macro, macro photography, wide angle, Focus on Macro Photography, extension tubes
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