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omg thats ace.. erm.. im put to shame lol.. i can take great pics of cars etc, i wanna expand and not just do cars, and this is some thing ive always wonderd how to do, i tried it with a ladiebird on my mates XE rockercover annd the same thing happend..
licious - looks like your either holding the focus object too close (not focussing) or too far away (by focussing)
when you press and hold the shutter button half way down, does a little green box appear to say that the camera is happy with what it's focussed on?
it's all about DOF (depth of field) with the amount of blur you have, but sometimes too much ruins photos... you want the complete object (ie a car) to be in focus, not just the headlights, and the rest a blur...
This is a dead moth which was only about 3mm in real life length, I was testing a new lens at the time, but you can see I've used the smallest aperature to get the greatest DOF
So much so, that his left antenna above his eye is in focus, yet less then 2mm further away from the lens, his right antenna is blurred...
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/oliver....re/Macro03.jpg
Olly has skills :)
have a look at me old mans site www.westernphotography.co.uk there is some really nice shots on there, wildlife/flowers/london/scenery/black and white.
i did cinema photography for 3 years in college.......... still dont know how to do it, i can tunnle tho ;p like they do on top gear... makes the car seem like it gets fat before the camera :D
and thats about all the skill i have lol
It's not hard TBH i just did it on my dads digi cam but can't put them on comp till drive fixed.
Hello,Quote:
Originally Posted by Razorjack
Looks like you've got macro mode enabled, but it's a fixed focus macro. So you need to adjust the camera's position relative to the subject. You can always crop later in your app of choice.
It's alot harder to do IMO on the phone but i gave it a go lol.
http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i3...w/DSC01463.jpg
A phone isn't really a camera IMO, just a gadget.
That moth is an amazing pic.