Nuclear Green palythoa

[phyto4life]

First pic ever taken as a close up.

nuclear green palythoa's.




canon rebel xs, tripod and 50mm lens/extension tube.

[sphelps]

The palys are out of your DOF, try using manual focus to center your focus better. And use a timer or remote to trigger the shutter.

[TheDoctor]

Originally Posted by sphelps

The palys are out of your DOF, try using manual focus to center your focus better. And use a timer or remote to trigger the shutter.

I agree. You could hit the shutter manually though, I don't think a remote is an absolute must.

[sphelps]

Originally Posted by TheDoctor

I agree. You could hit the shutter manually though, I don't think a remote is an absolute must.

It is if you're shooting 1/4 second like he did. Unless your tripod is rock solid pushing the shutter is enough to cause motion blur at that speed. You can use the timer function if you don't have a remote, set it to like 5 sec and you'll be good.

[TheDoctor]

Originally Posted by sphelps

It is if you're shooting 1/4 second like he did. Unless your tripod is rock solid pushing the shutter is enough to cause motion blur at that speed. You can use the timer function if you don't have a remote, set it to like 5 sec and you'll be good.

Aah Touche, I'm just speaking from own experience. Then again, I have wicked steady ninja hands. :P jk

[sphelps]

Originally Posted by TheDoctor

Aah Touche, I'm just speaking from own experience. Then again, I have wicked steady ninja hands. :P jk

Got some shoots you'd like to share? I wish I had ninja hands.