Help re glasses

[kl@westnet.com.au]

I am new to macro photography but seen to have lots of fuzzy bees , flowers and little bugs . i need glasses for reading and close up work should i wear my glasses for macro photography any help will be treasured!!::

[jdepould]

Originally Posted by kl@westnet.com.au

I am new to macro photography but seen to have lots of fuzzy bees , flowers and little bugs . i need glasses for reading and close up work should i wear my glasses for macro photography any help will be treasured!!::

If you're using an SLR, there should be a diopter adjustment near the viewfinder. If it doesn't adjust far enough, you can get an additional diopter lens thing to increase the change as needed.

[inkista]

Originally Posted by kl@westnet.com.au

I am new to macro photography but seen to have lots of fuzzy bees, flowers and little bugs.

Macro photography is particularly sensitive to camera shake, and typically has a very narrow depth of field for you to work with--both of which can easily lead to blurriness. You may want to try using a tripod to eliminate camera shake, and fine tuning the focus with manual focus or by shifting the camera back and forth rather than relying solely on autofocus.

[clockdoc]

Hi and welcome to the group. Can you tell us a little more about the camera/lens you are using for your macro work and possibly posting a shot that is particlarly blurry (along with the EXIF data-shutter speed, f/stop, ISO etc). We may be able to add to the good advice already provided.