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Linda Twohig
{K:2298} 8/3/2011
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Thank you Sundeera. I will try this next time I am shooting moving objects.
Linda
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Sudeera Karunathilaka
{K:4233} 8/2/2011
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You do not need to go for the fastest shutter speed for moving objects. Any value which will not make the object blur. I am normally using the AV mode. So all I have to worry on aperture. Only if its needed I use manual or TV mode.
Regards
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Linda Twohig
{K:2298} 8/2/2011
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That was wrong information. I used 50mm f 1.8 II.
I was playing with shutter speed. I read in book that when shooting moving objects I should try using the fastest speed the lens will permit. Guess I still need to work on it. As always thank you for you helpful critiques.
Best Wishes,
Linda
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Sudeera Karunathilaka
{K:4233} 8/1/2011
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Hi Linda,
Ultimately you found a beautiful butterfly... I am really glad to see.
Is it the kit(18-55mm) lens you are using? Its really hard to capture macro with that lens. Focus on the head of the insect & do some processing in Lightroom or Photoshop to get the best out of a image.
regards.
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Linda Twohig
{K:2298} 7/31/2011
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Gee thanks Riny.
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Riny Koopman
{K:102911} 7/31/2011
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Hey Lina,although the butterfly is out of focus and the white spots on the wings are over-exposed!
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ERNIE BUCHANAN
{K:17873} 7/31/2011
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WHAT YOU HAVE THERE IS A FRITILARY. THERE ARE MANY SPECIES OF THESE GUYS. A TOP VIEW WOULD DETERMINE WHAT SPECIES IT IS.
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Nanda Baba das
{K:78053} 7/31/2011
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Beautiful macro Linda, very nice composition, DOF, colors.
My best wishes,
Nanda
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