nice shit. Take your weed outside or somewhere where there's more light so it doesn't get blurry on you. Also with Macro photography you got to make sure that once you lock it in focus, you don't move. Cause just a slight movement of your body back or forth will put the subject out of focus. Awesome shit never the less. Good luck playing with your new lens
What are those in the pics, actual globules of pure THC? Back in the 80's we had to smoke half a bag of leafy brown dirt weed to get high. No wonder today's super-weed makes you so fucked up!
Well... to keep macro from blurring you can leave the hole open longer. Which means you may have to use good light but no flash. Sorry I don't know the terms used in photography... I only know how light and film react. But you get the picture (no pun intended).
- weed pics are lame
- blurry, overexposed weed pics are even lamer.
I live in your nightmares. I make you dream you're getting bumfucked by a razor blade only to wake up and find I gave your wife an enema and tube-fed you her shit.
Well... to keep macro from blurring you can leave the hole open longer. Which means you may have to use good light but no flash. Sorry I don't know the terms used in photography... I only know how light and film react. But you get the picture (no pun intended).
You're a little mistaken. I'll give you the technical explanation, if you're interested in reading it. To keep a lens from blurring, you need to set it at it's sharpest aperture. Typically, a lens will perform at it's best at 5.6-8. From there, you will need enough light to give a good exposure. Whether that is natural light or flash does not matter at all.
Exposure is exposure no matter what type of light is used, as long as it is a spectrum that can be seen by the camera. My personal preference is flash because it does not give the subject the opportunity to create motion blur, or give a hand held camera shake the opportunity to blur the image. This is because flash "freezes motion" because the exposure lasts between 1/200th, and 1/250th of a second.
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