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Macro Photography

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First faltering attempts at macro photography.

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Macro Photography

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First attempts at Macro Photography.

Trial One:17-40mm Lenswith36mm Extension Tube

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Individual False Mallow Seeds 2 mm Wide

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False Mallow Seed Head 1 cm Diameter

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Nerite Shell 8 mm Wide

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Trial Two:70-200mm Lenswith Stacked36+20+12mm Extension Tubes

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Lens is Parallel to Surface

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Bermuda Sand Sample

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2 mm WideIndividual False Mallow Seeds

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False Mallow Seed Head 1 cm Wide

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Shells from Fiji Sand Sample1 mm Wide x1.5 mm Long

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8 mm WideNerite Shell

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Preliminary Conclusions:

It appears that in order to do good macro photography, I am going to need better lighting. With better light, I can get better depth of field which means sharper images.

As far as the lens setups are concerned, the 17-40mm lens with the 36mm extension tube gives me large magnification at a short working distance. The 70-200mm with 68mm of stacked extension tubes provides increased working distance at the loss of magnification.

Advice would be appreciated...