Get the most out of your fly photos
Fly Photography Setups |
The biggest take-away is to use the tools that suit you best and suit your budget. Combine that with some of these simple techniques we review here and even the photos you take with your phone will turn out better.
Although I review all of this in the video, here's a quick run-down of what's covered:
- Lighting
- Minimizing camera movement
- Backgrounds and surfaces
- Composition
- Camera settings
- Difference between macro lenses and phones
- How to shoot flies on a budget
If you have questions, post on the video or post them below. Enjoy!
Loved the video.
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty new to photography and have the following questions:
When searching the Tokina AT-X 100mm f/2.8 I only see options for Cannon and Nikon, but not Sony. Can you use the Cannon or Nikon versions on a Sony? I have a Sony a6000. Would I need an adapter or do you recommend any other options?
Thanks,
Bram
You'll need an adapter for it. Amazon has them.
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