Here, I shot it at f/32, ISO1600, with bounce flash.
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
105mm macro
It's rare that I see a bug in my house in the middle of winter but every now and then, a tiny, bitsy household spider will creep up out from the dark hideout it lives in. This one spider was crawling in my bathroom the other day. I was about to leave for work but had to take a few minutes to make use of my 105mm f/2.8 AFD lens. I was lucky enough it was already mounted on my D90.
Here, I shot it at f/32, ISO1600, with bounce flash.
Here, I shot it at f/32, ISO1600, with bounce flash.
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Did you kill it after the shot? :-)
ReplyDeleteNah, I was too nice that day to kill it. :) With its legs stretched, I think it was about 15mm long. I used f/32 for the shot at about 15cm distance from the spider and the depth of field was very shallow. This had made shooting macro outdoors very difficult.
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