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I think somebody may have already asked this but this is a question I had. I recently purchased a Raynox 150 lens for my FZ 30. For those of you that take super macros, can you let me know how close (far?) I should be from the subject when taking a photo of something like a bug. Thanks so much everybody....
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Perhaps it is different for the FZ30 but have you tried roughly eight inches throughout the entire zoom?
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Annie,
You may want to practice with inanimate objects until you get an idea of the distances you'll need. Eventually you should get a feel for where to start and whether to move closer or farther away from the subject. |
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thank you for your suggestions. I shall now try to put the advice into practice!!!! Until then, I will continue to admire all the wonderful photos on this great site.....
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Fred: Thanks so much for your help. I hav printed off what you wrote and I will have time on the weekend to practice your advice....
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