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Macro Photography; Supplemental Post - Photography with Imre - Episodes 29 and 30

Macro photography can open up a whole new world that is often either overlooked or simply missed due to its small size. To start with, I'll quickly discuss the topics covered in episode 29 on the many ways one can accomplish close-up and macro work, and then I'll finish off with the techniques portion which relates to episode 30 . And there's a dirty little secret I'll like to get off my chest too; keep reading. Close-Up and Macro Definitions The definition of macro photography seems somewhat illusive and unless I'm missing something or haven't poked around enough, I haven't yet found a single and universal one. But that said, most sources I have seen say that if the lens (or combination of lenses) is capable of projecting a one to one ratio or life size image on the focal plane (sensor or film) then you have a true macro lens and are able to take such photos. Some sources also include magnifications up to about 10 to 15 times, beyond which you enter the...

Macro Photography, Part 2 - Photography with Imre - Episode 30

I'm very happy to announce that the second part, and conclusion, to the macro photography series is done. I liked the way it turned out and hopefully in a few days I'll finish up the supplemental blog post. Enjoy!

Macro Photography - Photography with Imre - Episode 29

The long (very long) wait is over! The macro photography episode is live on YouTube and happily awaits your attentive gaze. When I started to write the script, I realized I could provide more value by first showing off some of the many methods that can be used to take macro photographs, and then following up this show with another where I'll cover shooting tips. I've been working on this show all day long, so it's time to take a break and have a little chow. Do enjoy!