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tmpchaos
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How Big Is It? (contest week 4)

This week, another 'directed' subject...macros. Any kind.

Last week's winner, chosen by the panel, is Sunsetstrip See Profile's fish tale...kudos to him.

Here are the rules

Try to keep the size limitations in mind.
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the large print giveth, and the small print taketh away
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Bryon
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Speedway, IN

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Taken this week in our front yard. 2Mpix Fuji 2400z.

regards,

bReal


stowaway
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Kill Devil Hills, NC

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NIKON E5700
71mm 1/418th F7.4 ISO100

how about this one.

sorry, just woke up. wasn't thinking.
[text was edited by author 2003-03-30 11:49:42]


Coma
Thanks Steve
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NirvanaLand

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NIKON E775
11mm 1/119th F10.6 ISO100

This is aboot as close my coolpix 775 can get.


Kalford
Seems To Be An Rtfm Problem.
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I'm not saying what it is.
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anonymous


fredus
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Nice, France

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My favorite piece at chess ...


hershey_kiss
Hugs And Kisses
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Hershey Land

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EASTMAN KODAK DX4330 DIGITAL CAMERA
8mm 1/30th F2.8

It's the Canadian penny


sharondippity
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My paperweight.


TheDarkElf
Thehappyelf

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Mclean, VA

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An old worn knife


snowman
C'Mon Snow
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boonies

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Canon PowerShot Pro90 IS
70mm 1s F8

Something familiar


MacGyver
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Canon PowerShot S30
21mm 1/8th F4.9

I love taking pics of my cat. Here he is, peeking out from behind his own tail!


julez_atf
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Montreal, QC

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Hewlett-Packard hp PhotoSmart 320
6.3mm 1/30th F4.5 ISO200

different perspective of the inside of my pc case

DoubleT
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Dallas, TX

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Here's one I posted a few months ago.
[text was edited by author 2003-03-31 10:33:45]


Mauricio9
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Vancouver, BC

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OLYMPUS C4100Z,C4000Z
19mm 1/100th F8 ISO100

An early seventeenth century Spanish silver coin. This one was made with silver from Peruvian or Mexican mines. It weights 27.2 grams (0.959 ounces) of silver 930/1000 fine, and it was produced in such massive quantities that it became the international currency of its time. It's Spanish name is "peso de ocho" or "piastra". It was then translated into the Dutch "Taller", from where it became "Dollar".

My dissertation is all about the economc and political nightmares the large influx of these silver coins brought upon Spain.


DavisPhotog
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Paris

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I changed my mind...

I will use my Iceberry some other time.

This one WAS photoshopped the least bit, for cosmetic purposes. The black background IS real, and so is the lighting.

Enjoy

-Z-
[text was edited by author 2003-03-31 21:04:04]


Mauricio9
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Vancouver, BC

said by DavisPhotog:
This one WAS photoshopped the least bit, for cosmetic purposes. The black background IS real, and so is the lighting.
You may want to replace the whole black background, or to use the clone tool instead of the sludge/copy paste. The black patches on the bottom-center section and between the two pieces are very evident.


tmpchaos
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NIKON E995
18mm 1/6th F3.7 ISO100

Neither am I...


sillzez
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Schwenksville, PA

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.....


Nick
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Smithtown, NY

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This is some honey drops on a sheet of paper.

f/8
1/2"
ISO100
Macro mode
2 stacked macro lenses
self-made studio box

I had to make a miniature lightbox/studio for this photo. I found these drops to be extremely reflective so I had to fix that for it to look half-decent.

First I found a small box, I then cut both of the sides out. Then, I had to line the box with 8.5x11 sheets of paper so that reflections were uniform and it was not ugly and did not absorb extra light. Then, I placed a white cloth around the back of the box to shine a light through. When that was finished I placed a sheet of paper with honey drops on it inside the box. Shined the light through and took the photos. Additional camera settings were: Center-Weighted Metering, Spot Focusing, Tungsten white balance. And some photoshop adjustments like sharpening and curves.
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Stupidity, like hydrogen, is one of the basic building blocks of the Universe.

I'm re-moo-ing!!!

My Gallery * My Journal

[text was edited by author 2003-04-01 15:11:34]


DocDoo

join:2001-07-08
Florida

reply to tmpchaos
While I love macros, I don't see the reasoning since the picture will end up being something like 150x200 pixels (ruining the effect). Then again, I'm not much into this whole "contest" deal so I'll zip it


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