Cheap way to take macro shots without spending hundreds on a new lens, call it a 'Reverse Macro Technique' for any DSLR.
#The things we need is a camera with detachable lens, some tiny subjects and a steady hand.
Avoid dusty, dirty, windy area. One may use suitable filters to protect lens.
Avoid dusty, dirty, windy area. One may use suitable filters to protect lens.
#Release lens, flip it around, use hand to hold on to place, move closer to your subjects and amazement is yours.
#In P mode, it will do all the metering work for you.
#In M mode do the experiments with shutter speed.
#High ISO, faster shutter speed, you can avoid 'Motion Blur' in your pictures.
#1/400 shutter speed and ISO 1600 is best recommended take ....
Some of the pictures from Nikon D3000 DSLR with regular 18-55 mm lens are being shared herewith.
Some of the pictures from Nikon D3000 DSLR with regular 18-55 mm lens are being shared herewith.
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| tip of a ball pen |
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| book leaves |
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| a bed sheet of fine cotton |
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| antenna of an ant |
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| a house fly on a plant stem |
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| tendril of a creeper plant |
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