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Photographer	stephen chong {Karma:519}
Project	#6 Minimal Depth of Field	Camera Model	nikon f801
Categories	Macro	Film Format
Portfolio	macro work	Lens	nikkor 35-70mm/2.8
Uploaded	12/21/2003	Film / Memory Type	kodak max 400 (pushed to 800)
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Views	377	Shutter	1/15sec
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stephen chong {K:519} 2/9/2004

jingle: nikkor 35-70mm lens has a "macro" setting(not true macro), it allows the closest focusing distance to close up from 0.6m/2 ft to 0.28m/0.9 ft. i supported my camera by leaning my elbows in between against my knees. (similar to aiming a rifle in the sitting position). i hope that helps! with regards to your picture, the square crop strengthens the subject compostion(ie. the lovers in embrace). the trade-off in this case is including the pavilion roof and sacrifice subject size and clarity. i think you did well, its tricky to meter in this case since they are in partial shade and at the same time, you got the mid-tones right.

Jingle Chong {K:57} 2/8/2004

hey boss... how do you get such clarity shot from near dist.. apparently i cant do it with my camera... anyway.. the wedding photo that u commented.. i added an attachment to this.. but felt that the majority of the flowers colours.. falls on the left side.. making this kinda not enuff 'depth play' wat say u?

Rob Ernsting {K:8899} 12/21/2003

Hi Stephen. Very good photo for the experts among the viewers. Nice colortones and details. Have a look at my latest and see how you like it. Regards Rob.

Hugo de Wolf {K:185110} 12/21/2003

Great macro! Very good detail and excellent depth of field. Well done! I like these kind of shots.

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