Tiny white flowers
Posted in Blog, Flowers, Nature
In the last post, I mention about sharing more photos taken with the 50mm f/1.8 lens.
Today picture isn't a great shot (but it does make a cute thumbnail), but it demonstrates the narrow depth of field that an aperture f/1.8 can produce. However, this lens does not feature a good magnification, so it's not good for macro shots like this (there is a dedicated 50mm Macro lens by the way)
This flower is about the size of a fingernail, so it's a little hard to aim at. And the winds make it even tougher.
Camera settings:
Focal length: 50mm
F-stop: f/1.8
Exposure time: 1/2000 second
ISO: 100
Exposure bias: -0.3 step
Handheld
Processing:
High pass sharpening
White balance
adjusted individual colours
Vignetting
Today picture isn't a great shot (but it does make a cute thumbnail), but it demonstrates the narrow depth of field that an aperture f/1.8 can produce. However, this lens does not feature a good magnification, so it's not good for macro shots like this (there is a dedicated 50mm Macro lens by the way)
This flower is about the size of a fingernail, so it's a little hard to aim at. And the winds make it even tougher.
Camera settings:
Focal length: 50mm
F-stop: f/1.8
Exposure time: 1/2000 second
ISO: 100
Exposure bias: -0.3 step
Handheld
Processing:
High pass sharpening
White balance
adjusted individual colours
Vignetting
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I like this photo!
ReplyDeleteIt shows that it is not always the prettiest nor tallest stand out but the one that capture your vision.
I think it's a pretty nice Shot! ^^
ReplyDeletewow, may i know if you have any references to study about photography?
ReplyDelete@Eve: Yes! That's the feeling!
ReplyDelete@Dewi: thanks!
@Troy: I only went for a short course before, as mentioned in my previous post. No every shot is good, I pick an average of 1 photo to edit and post for every 100 photos taken.