CREATIVE MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY

Shoot and edit incredible images of insects with this advanced technique

What you’ll need High-magnification macro lens Rigid camera stand Lighting stand Super clamp Tripod head Macro focusing rail Two flashguns plus trigger Diffusion material Plane of glass Petri dish and pipette In this tutorial, you’ll discover how to take a tiny waterborne insect and photograph it suspended inside a drop of water. You’ll learn how precise camera control and lighting can have a big impact when photographing small subjects. Macro photography can be a challenge: very short working conditions, limited depth of field and the need to get critical focus are all obstacles between you and great images. That’s all before you take into account the challenges of working with a moving subject. In the next few pages, you will learn how the use of camera positioning alongside the use…

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