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Well here is something I did a while a go. This is the top of a Lorina Lemonade bottle.
 So for the people that look at this - Would you classify this as Macro or Still Life??? |
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Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT 1/6 second F/16.0 50 mm 100 Jul 1, 2009, 8:21:42 PM Share |
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about the classification I would say both but since DA can't do that I think it's in the right spot as it is.
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I never know what to classify these shots that are between 1/2 life size and life-size.
The stuff with a 1:1 ratio always go in Macro but these in between sizes I can never decide since some Macro people are such ratio snobs. If it isn't 1:1 or greater it isn't macro
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I would classify it as macro.
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~The best part of photography is showing people the beauty in things that they usually dont notice
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I've been looking for a studio set.
yes same here.
The truth is that 1:2 is already macro, some earlier macro lenses are only 1:2 for example.
Now a day it means that a normal print 6×4 inch (15×10 cm) is larger then lifesize. 1:8 is enough for APS-C sensor I believe.
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