Pictures from LX3 for technical discussion - part II


Yeah, get a polariser filter.

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May I know how much did you pay for the adaptors and the filters? Perhaps you can pm me. I am looking to get these but I am so so confused on what is available (3rd party or original).
 

yeah...still learning.. :) point noted that reducing the aperture may help the washed out look... but how does DOF help prevent overexposure? maybe i missing out something...:embrass: havent read fully the link tho' :sweat: thanks!..another link into my favourite!
I am no expert myself. Just sharing.
You can try the 'P' mode 1st
and experiment on what settings the camera choose for you on different lighting.
Then after, you can start playing with shutter or aperture priority.
 

F8 at 1/125 with flash.

I tired to shoot some ants just now but just couldn't get the effect. Are you using MF and manual mode? Do I need a diffusser for my flash? :confused:
 

I am no expert myself. Just sharing.
You can try the 'P' mode 1st
and experiment on what settings the camera choose for you on different lighting.
Then after, you can start playing with shutter or aperture priority.

u know what...i will do that next time i am out with my camera...to date have not tried taking in P mode..damn! :eek:

oh yeah..i just did a read in a DCworld mag about using small ap vs wide ap...think u lead me in the right direction. i havent been toggling my ap much most of the time its open wide! :nono:
 

I tired to shoot some ants just now but just couldn't get the effect. Are you using MF and manual mode? Do I need a diffusser for my flash? :confused:

I believe the spider was taken with the aid of RAYNOX Macro Converter in "A" mode. Yes, you need to use a diffuser (a DIY will do). Without diffuser your shots will be washed out.
 

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I tired to shoot some ants just now but just couldn't get the effect. Are you using MF and manual mode? Do I need a diffusser for my flash? :confused:

how about posting ur pic for discussion? :)
 

Here is an image of Raynox MSN 202 mounted on LX3

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LX3 Macro shot with pop-up flash only.

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LX3 Macro shot with pop-up flash and diffuser placed at the edge of the lens on the left side.

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LX3 Macro shot with pop-up flash and diffuser placed at the edge of the lens on the top side.

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LX3 Macro shot with pop-up flash and reflector placed at the edge of the lens on the top side.

Hopes this helps. If anybody has better solution for macro flash, plse do share.
 

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Picture will look a lot better with available light.
 

I believe the spider was taken with the aid of RAYNOX Macro Converter in "A" mode. Yes, you need to use a diffuser (a DIY will do). Without diffuser your shots will be washed out.
How to DIY a diffuser for LX3? Can help?

how about posting ur pic for discussion? :)
Some macro shots using MSN 202. All handheld, no flash, MF, A mode. I really need a tripod. I'm a noob. Advise pls.

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what is the problem here? If u are taking in daylight, there isnt issue that I can see
 

I zoomed in all the way, still a little vignet. I think i need a tripod, otherwise slight movement(forward or backward) will lose focus on the object. Not easy for me to take handheld. Wonder how u guys did it. ;p
 

Wah can post pics here meh? I posted once... Kenna deleted by moderator... :(
 

cant post already? thought this was a lx3 picture thread. been sometime since i posted in this part of the forum

will remove all of them then:(
 

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cant post already? thought this was a lx3 picture thread. been sometime since i posted in this part of the forum

will remove all of them then:(

Moderator will remove for u... Keke..
 

I zoomed in all the way, still a little vignet. I think i need a tripod, otherwise slight movement(forward or backward) will lose focus on the object. Not easy for me to take handheld. Wonder how u guys did it. ;p

Macro best have tripod. as for vignetting I think it is due to your tube attachment, or u aint at full zoom when u took the picture. btw I am new to digital photography and macro too.
 

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Macro best have tripod. as for vignetting I think it is due to your tube attachment, or u aint at full zoom when u took the picture.
Thanks... :) I'm looking for a tripod now...:D
 

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