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Old 05-25-2010, 08:28 AM
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Thank you so much for this information. Very helpful and much appreciated.


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Originally Posted by RichardTaylor View Post
I have only shot a few flower pics & not many without a DSLR

Your camera has enough resolution for 10x8 prints at 300 "DPI"

Some thoughts.
(1) Shoot at ISO 100
(2) use a tripod.
(3) Try to shoot in diffused lighting (light overcast)

This web site may help.
Flower photography tips - how to photograph flowers

and this one.
Flower Photography - How to Photograph Flowers

If you find you find you want to take it further, almost any DSLR, with a proper (~100mm) macro lens for real close ups, will be fine.
Live view will help with those low angle shots.
The other acessories you may need (for shooting outside) are.
(1) Tripod.
(2) Remote release
(3)Reflectors for bouncing light back into the subject
(4) A diffuser or light tent to soften the sunlight if need be.
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