Working with Prairie Coneflowers from my backyard
Jul 3, 2023 15:08:47 #
The most complicated of the attached files to complete was the macro. I used my R6, the EF 100mm macro, the EF adapter to the R6, a tripod, Focus bracketing set for 125 shots on AF, f/3.5, natural light (cloudy at the time of the shoot), small reflective shade. I used Canon Photo Pro to stack the photos. Then, took the .Jpg from the Canon Photo Pro (wish it allowed a .Tiff) and did some simple reedits with Photoshop.
Common milkweed leaves supporting the coneflowers, a glue gun to secure the leaves, a bounce flash
A little of the old days with the new July
Jul 3, 2023 15:14:17 #
Amator21
Loc: California
Barn Owl wrote:
The most complicated of the attached files to complete was the macro. I used my R6, the EF 100mm macro, the EF adapter to the R6, a tripod, Focus bracketing set for 125 shots on AF, f/3.5, natural light (cloudy at the time of the shoot), small reflective shade. I used Canon Photo Pro to stack the photos. Then, took the .Jpg from the Canon Photo Pro (wish it allowed a .Tiff) and did some simple reedits with Photoshop.
The close-up is gorgeous!
Poul.
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Barn Owl wrote:
The most complicated of the attached files to complete was the macro. I used my R6, the EF 100mm macro, the EF adapter to the R6, a tripod, Focus bracketing set for 125 shots on AF, f/3.5, natural light (cloudy at the time of the shoot), small reflective shade. I used Canon Photo Pro to stack the photos. Then, took the .Jpg from the Canon Photo Pro (wish it allowed a .Tiff) and did some simple reedits with Photoshop.
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Barn Owl wrote:
The most complicated of the attached files to complete was the macro. I used my R6, the EF 100mm macro, the EF adapter to the R6, a tripod, Focus bracketing set for 125 shots on AF, f/3.5, natural light (cloudy at the time of the shoot), small reflective shade. I used Canon Photo Pro to stack the photos. Then, took the .Jpg from the Canon Photo Pro (wish it allowed a .Tiff) and did some simple reedits with Photoshop.
Nice set.
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