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This is pretty much my first macro attempt. Honestly I was just screwing around with the lense at my brother in laws and I got some all right shots I think.
This shot is of a tiny-mini rose. I really turned down the saturation on this picture to give it a different kind of look. What do you think of the saturation level, the sharpness, the bokeh, the DOF, the crop and any other aspect that comes to your mind. I used the on board flash because thats all I have (for now )Here is a link to a larger version Bigger is better right![]() http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3225/...f4f40d80_b.jpg ![]() 1/125 sec. 60mm EF-S macro lense f/16 ISO 100 No Flash Exposure Mode: Manual Macro Mode: Normal Image Quality: Fine Canon Flash Mode: External flash Continuous Drive: Single Focus Mode: AI Focus AF Canon Image Size: Large Easy Mode: Manual Contrast: Normal Saturation: Normal Metering Mode: Evaluative
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