Some new macro shots

[tomtom2245]

I recently purchased a new 100mm dedicated macro lens for my DSLR and just had to try it out. Let me know what you guys think.

 

This little bugger is a pain to get him to sit still long enough for a good shot:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Coral Hind]

Very nice!!

[gizmoody]

Those look great! I especially like the third. Need more!

[CaptainRon]

Great shots. I've been thinking about a macro lens for about 20 years now. Maybe it's getting time to pull the trigger

[Johnny Ho]

May I ask what camera and lens you are using?

 

Thanks,

[Laurie]

Nice Pics

[tomtom2245]

<br />May I ask what camera and lens you are using?<br />

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Thanks,<br />

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I'm using a Sony A-350 DSLR with a 100mm macro lens. There were no adjustments made afterward either. All photos are as shot.

[Ryan S]

Great photos! I love macro shots! Can't wait to get a nice camera like that some day.

 

Did you take them through the side of the tank or with a look down box like this?

Edited March 6, 2012 by Ryan S

[Johnny Ho]

Thx

 

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I'm using a Sony A-350 DSLR with a 100mm macro lens. There were no adjustments made afterward either. All photos are as shot.

[tomtom2245]

<br />Great photos! I love macro shots! Can't wait to get a nice camera like that some day.<br />

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Did you take them through the side of the tank or with a look down box <a href='http://www.avastmarine.com/ssc/do/product/rigging/Top-Down-Porthole-XL' class='bbc_url' title='External link' rel='nofollow external'>like this</a>?<br />

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I turn off all pumps, put my camera on a tripod, and take the shots through the side. I also open the aperture up to around f/11, for those camera guys out there.