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nicely done considering that you are using the standard short zoom - unaided I assume? No tubes or CU lens.
Quite sharp too. I often comment of sharpness and am beginning to wonder if slight fuziness is a function of the medium - internet, compression, JPEG etc.
I try and give the final image after size reduction a slight unsharp mash to increase crispness, but you have to be careful not to over do that technique.
I do note that the slightly more contrasty images always do look that tad sharper?
Paul
Quite sharp too. I often comment of sharpness and am beginning to wonder if slight fuziness is a function of the medium - internet, compression, JPEG etc.
I try and give the final image after size reduction a slight unsharp mash to increase crispness, but you have to be careful not to over do that technique.
I do note that the slightly more contrasty images always do look that tad sharper?
Paul
Thanks Paul,
Yes, it was unaided, just the standard lens, hand-held. The only mod on this was the unsharp mask which helped improve it a little. I normally always tend to use this on almost all my images
Another thing I did was use the flash, set the speed of the shutter to 100 and the aperture to F16 for this shot. The bee's eyes caught the flash - although no red-eye, that would have been freaky.
Yes, it was unaided, just the standard lens, hand-held. The only mod on this was the unsharp mask which helped improve it a little. I normally always tend to use this on almost all my images
Another thing I did was use the flash, set the speed of the shutter to 100 and the aperture to F16 for this shot. The bee's eyes caught the flash - although no red-eye
, that would have been freaky.
Detail is amazing
Great close up. Nice detail.
Andy
Andy
Great angle on the bee Ian. Nice clean image.
Clive
Clive
A super close up shot, really detailed, clear and colourful
