Model A Macro
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Nice. Your pointed in the right direction for sure. There are some on the TPF that is doing a focus stacking. Pretty cool. You take several shots focued on different parts of the subject, them stack them in PS. The outcome is the whole subject is in focus.
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May I ask what your aperture setting was on this shot? Also, what camera are you using?
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If you are interested in some tips here they are..if not disregard of course...
If your camera has a preview button where you can see your depth of field before the shot it will be your best friend with macro...
Always shoot on a tripod when doing macro which leads into ...when shooting macro your depth of field has a shallow range so don't skimp on the aperture for light...you can end up with a line of focus through your image...
That is neat shot...if you shoot it again close your aperture down and the penny will be in focus also....
If your camera has a preview button where you can see your depth of field before the shot it will be your best friend with macro...
Always shoot on a tripod when doing macro which leads into ...when shooting macro your depth of field has a shallow range so don't skimp on the aperture for light...you can end up with a line of focus through your image...
That is neat shot...if you shoot it again close your aperture down and the penny will be in focus also....
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