Hi All,
well, there are many different options to shoot a sunflower.
As I am keen on macros ... at the moment ... I thought about another way of taking them.
As I am doing experiments with my new MACRO-ADAPTER ... I tried something new.
Constellation:
SIGMA SD9 / SIGMA 28-80mm HF (@52mm in RETRO position!)
Exposure: / F:5.6 / ..... 1/350s ...... / ISO 200 / exposure correction (-0.5)
Well, SD9 experts know, that SIGMA's "9" tends to underexposure. Therefore, most users have the SD9 expose to a standard correction of (+0.5) ... which I strongly recommend, too.
Whenever you shoot something which contains very bright refelections, you should reduce exposure to a necessary extend.
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See you with nice pictures
Klaus
P.S.: As always ... if threre are any questions on the issue ... feel free to post a question ... if you are an expert on the issue, please let me know!! ... I am a learner myself!
well, there are many different options to shoot a sunflower.
As I am keen on macros ... at the moment ... I thought about another way of taking them.As I am doing experiments with my new MACRO-ADAPTER ... I tried something new.
Constellation:
SIGMA SD9 / SIGMA 28-80mm HF (@52mm in RETRO position!)
Exposure: / F:5.6 / ..... 1/350s ...... / ISO 200 / exposure correction (-0.5)
Well, SD9 experts know, that SIGMA's "9" tends to underexposure. Therefore, most users have the SD9 expose to a standard correction of (+0.5) ... which I strongly recommend, too.
Whenever you shoot something which contains very bright refelections, you should reduce exposure to a necessary extend.
View attachment 359
View attachment 360
See you with nice pictures
Klaus
P.S.: As always ... if threre are any questions on the issue ... feel free to post a question ... if you are an expert on the issue, please let me know!!
... I am a learner myself!
