Some macroshots from my yard.

[William]

I've been playing around with the features on my Cannon A300 lately, and have figured out how to make the pics come out great [ for me, atleast. Before I figured out they were always fuzzy and blurry ]


anyways, Saw this interesting little creature off my side porch today, and decided to play with my macro and lighting settings.


http://www.googlywoog.com/images/Macro Bug 2.jpg

http://www.googlywoog.com/images/Macro Bug.jpg



I'll update this with more macro's from my yard later tonight.

 

[BillyZ]

Nice shots. Feels good to finally get the macros to come out right doesn't it?

 

[William]

Thanks, and yep it does


It helps really when you pick up the manual, to

 

[fishfreek]

Those are great shots.

 

[An t-iasg]

Those are good pics, and an interesting little bug to take pics of! He posed for you nicely!

I should read my camera manual again more closely. That would stop many bad, deleted pics!

 

[lmw80]

Those are really awesome shots!

 

[millipede]

nice shots... People here keep making me feel the "Need" for a new camera... my 3.1 MP digital zoom camera can't take shots that nice... One of these days I'll have to sneak off and buy a new one... just have to find a good hiding place to my wife doesn't see it...

 

[Bearfan]

Wow! Good shots.

 

[MrsPeel]

How weird...I have cardinals and bluejays in my backyard and yesterday I vowed to learn how to use my digital camera properly. I can sort of use macro but nothing like I've seen on the forum. Maybe we should have a support circle for those of use who need to pick up the manual. LOL.

Great shots William.

 

[Fruitbat]

Millipede...

You can get some pretty hot macro pics with a 3.1 MP camera. Here's a ghost shrimp shot I took at the 2 MP setting on my Fuji Finepix S3000.