Interested to shot macro objects but have no budget to buy macro lens? Now there’s an inexpensive way to convert your kit lens or tele lens to macro-able. Macroable?? Tallboyz’s broken English. Hahaha!
Here recommend you +4 close up filter, you also can stalk it up to 2 filters to have more macro sense. This close up filter would only cost around RM30 to RM60 depend on the circular size.
Here are 2 test shots I made with a single +4 close up filter.
F5.6 1/1600 sec 135mm ISO200
F5.6 1/200 sec 135mm ISO200
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11 comments:
oooooooooo~ walao... best man!! thanks for the tips!!
I still don't have a DSLR ;p
Will remember this tips anyway
Andrew - Just sharing =)
Tian Chad - Time to get one =P
I like it. good timing indeed! I was thinking to get Raynox but due to money problem I will get this then.
ahmike - Bear in mind, raynox is more advanced filter. 2 different kind.
Not bad wor...
Will consider this haha.
adrian - not very expensive, can try try =)
ahhhh ...ada strong fringing at the edge of the flower bud.. hmmmmm...
whats ur settings when taking the flower shot ahhh?
good try, not bad! :D
Hugolim - Thanks for you comment. The blue fringing I believe is cause by the UV filter and stalked up my close up filter. =)
i have such a long time dont pick up my camera oledi..haiz..
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Darren - Pick up camera???
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