Bugs life
There was absolutely no “bigger” game out in the sun on my last trip, so a quick change of lenses and I started to look in every bush and plant I came across.
Canon 80D Sigma 150mm Macro, 1/320 sec, f/4, ISO 160
Between the leafs
I was looking for something new to shoot, so I took my Sigma 150mm Macro lens, the canon 80D and I was rummig around in the dirt when I saw the mirror effect in this leaf, I thought it would make a pretty good picture.:
1/80 sec, f/5,6 ISO 500
Autum
Captured in the garden right before noon
Shot this using the Canon 80D, Sigma 150mm Macro Lense, 1/80 sec, F/5.0, ISO 400.
I had to get down on my knees for this one, but you usually have to with the macro lens.
Small, but fascinating photos
I finally got my reversal rings, this was captured after many trials and error shots.
The setup was as followed:
18-55mm standard canon kit lense with reversal ring.
Canon 80D
1 External Flash
A lot of patience and practice.
Focus stacking 46 images – Click on the image…
This image consists of 46 individual images taken with the Sigma 150mm + 2x teleconverter, on a focus rail.
The “subject”:
The setup:
This is my first time playing around with my new focus rail:
Wrist watch – click on the image for setup
This is very simply my girlfriends wrist watch, I had an idea about trying to shot it in a mini studio with my Sigma 150mm macro lense. I placed a flash on top with a small cheap softbox, triggering the external flash from the camera.
