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onepagememory

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#21

Sep 19 2010 05:20pm

Quote (Furia-az @ Sep 19 2010 04:00pm)

who said that macro has to be sharp?
first is really good imo

two nice shots

Macro that isn't sharp is no more impressive than a cropped photo.

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#22

Sep 19 2010 05:37pm

those are worthless fundamentalism imo

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#23

Sep 19 2010 06:05pm

Quote (onepagememory @ Sep 19 2010 05:19pm)

Ah they're all not very sharp

Yeh, Im starting at my oldest macro shots and working my way up til now ^^ First is perfectly sharp though.

The third was my first "true" macro shot.

I dont get the cropped photo comment you made though, explain?

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#24

Sep 19 2010 08:11pm

2 > 1 > 3

god tier
medium tier
black tier

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Sep 19 2010 08:15pm

Quote (nerobellum @ Sep 19 2010 09:11pm)

2 > 1 > 3

god tier
medium tier
black tier

Talking to me, negrobellum?

Soup m8.

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#26

Sep 20 2010 02:17am

This post was edited by zex on Sep 20 2010 02:19am

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#27

Sep 20 2010 02:36am

I agree macros must be sharp!

Zex: cool ones, I like them. Have you pushed colors at least in first one?

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#28

Sep 20 2010 11:22am

Quote (zex @ Sep 20 2010 03:17am)

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4083/4999321621_05d9984e4a_z_d.jpg

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4090/4999313431_3a9814ddd4_z_d.jpg

First is good, dont really like the composition in the second though. I would have approached that from a different angle.

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Sep 20 2010 12:15pm

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#30

Sep 20 2010 01:32pm

Here's a practical, usable, actually profitable macro shot (kidding guys

bugs and scrubs are fine to shoot):

handheld

This post was edited by onepagememory on Sep 20 2010 01:32pm

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