Simply amazing photos.
http://www.demilked....alexey-kljatov/
These are amazing shots. Something for me to try with a regular macro lens, perhaps?
These are amazing shots. Something for me to try with a regular macro lens, perhaps?
I would try it, if we had any snow here where I live.
Fat chance of that.
Okay, since we got about a foot and a half of snow yesterday, I gave this a try. Verdict: it is harder than it looks. My background was a piece of black felt, but when I looked at the shots, the tiny fibres in the felt were too shiny. Not sure if I got a usable picture, but I'll try again.
I would try it, if we had any snow here where I live.
Fat chance of that.
Alden - Just drive north...you'll find it at some point!
I think the images are cracking, however, got to ask the question: is it possible to obtain similar results using other more conventinial means that don't involve wrapping lenses up with gaffer tape?Simply amazing photos.
http://www.demilked....alexey-kljatov/
great photos, I would be interesed to see anyone do the same with a standard Macro lens, I dont think it would get you in close enough for that kind of detail.
K-9, are the reversing rings still available? if so do you think this would work with modern dslr's and a good zoom lens?
Very cool. I tried to do that this mornign where no where near as good results.Thank you for the lead, it was very informative.
I tried again, and am getting closer. I think he must do quite a bit in post-processing. I need to figure out layer stacking . . .
This is as close as I got with a tokina 100mm macro on our D50. I don't think I got the focus 100% right, and the exposure may be a bit off.
Going to try shooting it on a piece of glass outdoors next snow we get.
Might order some extension tubes too, see if I can get in a bit closer, and maybe photoshop to do some post processing...and I thought Scuba was an expensive hobby.....
Here's a link to an interesting article with stunning images. It seems that focus stacking is key, and unfortunately, I have no idea how to do that.
http://www.outdoorph...rio-canada.html