The lights were perfects so there was no need for artificial lights. It was enough to take care of the lens and not to drop it onto the ground.
Saturday, September 19, 2015
Freelensing
Few
days ago I’ve visited Sweden for a short business trip. Between two events I
had a bit of time for sightseeing and photography. I also went to a botanical
garden in Lund that was full with fantastic flowers and absolutely not shy
butterflies. Unfortunately I had only the kit lens and the 16mm+fisheye lens
with me, so I had to improvise for macro photography. My previous post was
about a kind of freelensing, so it was just the perfect time to try again.
Stunning results, considering the simple set up, in my opinion. However, it’s
not for people who are always afraid of dust spots on the sensor. I had some,
maybe partly due to this freelensing but I’ve also changed the lenses a lot.
After I got home, I cured the sensor with DUST-AID Platinum Kit. Now, few selected photos
from the botanical garden:
The lights were perfects so there was no need for artificial lights. It was enough to take care of the lens and not to drop it onto the ground.
The lights were perfects so there was no need for artificial lights. It was enough to take care of the lens and not to drop it onto the ground.
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