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Hello everyone, Lin Fei to answer the above questions, macro camera photos, macro camera many people do not know, now let's take a look!

Nikon's cameras use macro photography as follows:

Usually, a macro photo is a close-up of the subject. When the subject is magnified by macro photography, we will be surprised to find the wonderful textures and details of common objects in daily life. Macro photography will fascinate, surprise and even frighten the viewer by photographing the details shown by the subject.

First of all, set up the camera for macro shooting.

This is a typical macro picture of a ladybug, taken with a 100mm macro lens. Note the following features in this photo, which are also common to almost all macro photos: 1) the subject is many times larger than usual. 2) the depth of field is very shallow. 3) the photometric setting is set to fully expose the subject.

Camera settings for macro photography usually include:

1. Turn the lens aperture to the maximum and choose the point to focus.

two。 The high-speed shutter must also be set because the macro subject is very small and any slight movement of the camera may cause the picture to be blurred.

3. Consider setting a higher ISO for a higher shutter speed.

4. Most cameras have macro preset mode, which can automatically optimize camera settings for macro shooting.

Second, select and set the theme.

Flowers are a hot topic in macro photography all the year round, because their complex details can be shown through macro photography.

Macro photographers often photograph insects and take close-up close-ups of insects to show their strange shapes similar to aliens, which is difficult.

Almost everything with interesting shapes or structures is a good abstract macro subject, such as this one-centimeter-wide close-up of a Japanese wall.

Almost any small object with interesting texture or appearance can be a good object for macro photography. But the most common themes are as follows:

And flowers and plants.

Flowers and plants are hot topics in macro photography because they are static and easy to shoot, and they have a variety of structures and shapes, so they are very suitable for macro photography.

A still life of interesting shape or structure.

All small objects with interesting shapes or structures are good subjects for macro photography. But for best results, macro photographers should show the potential details of their subjects to amaze the audience.

Insect

Insects may be the most difficult to photograph, but at the same time they can give people the greatest sense of satisfaction. Photographing insects not only requires patiently approaching them or waiting for them to appear at the right distance and position, but also requires the photographer to quickly set up the camera, focus and shoot before they move again.

Third, manual focus is better.

Many macro subjects are very small or only a small part of the picture, so the camera lens can be difficult to focus. In these cases, it is best to set the camera to manual focus mode and focus manually by yourself.

The buds of this honeysuckle are only a small part of the picture, and the photographer's lens is likely to focus on the background. For macro shots like this, it's best to put the camera on a tripod and focus it carefully manually.

It can be very difficult to take a picture of the bug by constantly searching the focus of the AF lens because it scares it away. In this case, it may be a better way to approach the insect carefully and focus it manually.

four. Choice

Because the depth of field of macro photography is very shallow, the distance between the subject and the background becomes less important. However, the coordination of background tones and gradients with the subject is more noteworthy, as shown in this example.

When these orchids are photographed with an ordinary lens with a very small aperture, the dense background elements in the photo are clearly visible, resulting in interference. (left)

When reshooting with a macro lens, a large aperture is used, and the magnification function of the lens blurs the background to compensate the main body. (right)

The verb (abbreviation of verb) uses flash for macro shooting.

The little lizard must be photographed with a diffusion flash to increase the shutter speed required for correct exposure.

In many macro photos, using a flash to add some extra light will help to better expose the subject and increase the shutter speed to prevent the photo from blurring. Even in the shade of a sunny day, you still need to use a flash. However, because macro subjects are usually close to the lens, you may need to reduce the intensity and power of the flash when using an external flash, or spread the flash when using a built-in flash to prevent the subject from being overexposed. and create more balanced lighting conditions. A simple technique for diffusing the camera's built-in flash is to cover it with one or two sheets of thin paper.

At the end of this article, I hope it will be helpful to you.

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