How to do - Macro Photography

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Good Day guys!

 
I just finished another little macro session in my new studio right on the floor infront of my balcony door 😁
 
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I always make sure to start shooting around 4 PM in the afternoon as the sun stands perfect at this time to get a nice and natural light for my images. Light is our best friend fellow photographers!
 
I took roughly 100 shots , always made sure to have a Shutter Speed from at least 1/100 to compensate possibly shakings from my hand. To be able to hold the Shutter Speed at a high number I increased the ISO to 200-250. My aperture was always in the lower middle range F5.6 - 9.
 
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In the post editing proess I slightly adjusted the tone curve and in/decreased a few other sliders. My intention was to give the image a warm and calm atmosphere. Below you can see the before/after result:
 
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Let me know in the comments if you would like to see more "tutorials" in the future 📸
 

Hope you guy's have a great day!
 
Best,
Chris
 


CategoryMacro Photography
Equipment-
LocationChonburi, Thailand
DateAugust 2020
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Editing Software: Adobe Lightroom CC  32pxAdobe_Photoshop_Lightroom_CC_logo.svg.png

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