RE: hum......
I use an old digital camera... sony mavica with a 14X optical zoom
1024X768 Pixels limit---MVC-FD91 for those who would like to know. I
have had it for -- ever. I can usually get a decent photo of anything
with it. Even some that try to allude me. (I am hoping Santa brings me a
new one, as it is on it's last legs)
But Kitty I think you are right, might have to bring out that 35mm one
that has been in the closet for the last 15 (?) years :(... But do I
remember how to use it?
I am also taking these inside a greenhouse. Seemed bright enough, but
wondering if the additional florescent lighting is another problem.
Maybe I should have turned it off. Another issue is trying to do this
while they are planted in a tray of plugs size. They are all so darn
close together!
Very challenging for a non-profession photographer......
Donna
>
> > Although my attempts at getting a so to speak
> > bark / stem close up
> > didn't come out very good... any photographers
> > want to share the secret?
>
> Donna,
> Give us more info. What kind of camera are you using? If digital,
you
> may be
> hampered by the depth of field it allows. On a 35mm SLR with a good
lens
> and
> decent light, it is possible to get greater depth of field. Lower
> lighting
> may require a greater aperature, decreasing depth. The quality of the
> optics
> in the lens itself play a big part in this. I dabble, but Chris L.
would,
> I'm
> sure, be able to give you a much more accurate answer.
>
> Kitty
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