Small Sensor Macro

[Cindy Flood]

I used flash on my color orchid shot. I had my flash off camera and dialed down. I held it in my hand off to the side and at an angle.

 

[Maggie O]

Last flower and dewdrop

 

[Maggie O]

Heliocentric:

 

[Maggie O]

AGFA

 

[Maggie O]

Skull and Rocks

 

[Lili]

Eeep!!!
Maggie, all of those rock!
I like the last best, by just a tiny bit

 

[Maggie O]

Thanks, Lili!!

 

[VladimirV]

Great macros everyone and as I can't resist here one of mine, shot with my GRD. Hope nobody is afraid of spiders here

 

[Cindy Flood]

Maggie,
All of your macros are fantastic! What kind of a skull is that???

Vladimir,
Wonderful detail-- but very creepy.

 

[VladimirV]

Thanks Cindy. Was very creepy, I almost touched the spider with the lens.

 

[Maggie O]

Thanks, Cindy!

I'm not sure- it's sparrow-sized, though.

 

[Cindy Flood]

Maggie,
I totally missed the scale. I was thinking BIG BIRD...like an emu, maybe!

 

[Maggie O]

Skulls are fractal, I guess!

 

[HiltonP]

G7 and Raynox DCR-250.
Tortoise is only 15mm (3/5") tall.
Wanted eye level contact.

 

[Will]

Well you succeeded with the eye contact beautifully. And you can bee seen taking the shot reflected in the eye but not distractingly.

 

[back alley]

hope this works!

 

[Terry]

G7 and Raynox DCR-250.
Tortoise is only 15mm (3/5") tall.
Wanted eye level contact.

I missed this when first posted. Wow, well done the Raynox 250 is not easy to use with a moving subject. Not too many Canon people using the Raynox's very popular on the Panasonic forums.

 

[sizifo]

Various macro shots, of water droplets.

 

[sizifo]

And from a different series.

 

[TRSmith]

This thread inspired me to at least try the "1 cm" setting for macro on my Pentax W60. Not that exciting of a shot (my pocket knife) but cool how close it gets. Just really not used to jpegs.