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Feature You Photography Lessons Chapter 1 Setting up your picture ph1-1. Select your background ph1-2. Frame your shot ph1-3. Check your background ph1-4. Check your foreground ph1-5. Place your subject Chapter 2 Note your surrounding ph2-1. Note the horizon ph2-2. Tilt the horizon ph2-3. Morning haze ph2-4. Shooting in shade ph2-5. Morning full sun Chapter 3 Natural light ph3-1. Backlit subjects ph3-2. Portraits in the sun ph3-3. Flair ph3-4. Flair sunlight ph3-5. Horizontal or vertical Chapter 4 Contrast and closeness ph4-1. Dark skin portraits ph4-2. Light skin portraits ph4-3. Shoot close ph4-4, Still life ph4-5. Micro lenses |
Lessonph4-5. Micro lenses
Video and mobile phone cameras can shoot close-up. But for a DSL camera, you’ll need a micro lens. They’re available in different lengths. We’ll use the most common, the 60mm and 105mm. Both are razor-sharp. Here is the 105mm micro lens. It also is an excellent portrait lens. It creates a telephoto portrait-type effect even just two feet from the subject. This is the 60mm lens shot at the same distance, but the angle is twice as wide. Include micro close-ups with your vacation and story-telling pictures. It adds variety; no other media captures detail like a micro lens shot. Practiceph4-5. Micro Lens
Whether you have a micro lens for your camera or not, this lesson help you learn the closeness range of your equipment.
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