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By: Rich Swanner
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Photographer	Rich Swanner {Karma:-3732}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon EOS 30D
Categories	Macro Nature Florals	Film Format
Portfolio	Images Rich Swanner Flowers Things	Lens	Canon 300 mm f/4 IS USM
Uploaded	11/12/2006	Film / Memory Type	SanDisk Extreme III
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Location	City - Richland State - CALIFORNIA Country - United States
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Rich Swanner {K:-3732} 11/12/2006

Chris use a ISO of 100 and step back. Focus on the drop and use a high f stop. I have a Canon 580EX Speddlight and it works as good as a ring light. Look at my exposure info in my Florals and Macro portfolios. I have lots of Passion pics too. Good Luck!-Rich

With 300mm f/4 L IS USM Canon

Chris Boivin {K:9030} 11/12/2006

Hi Rich,
I like waterdrop pictures. I find them very difficult to get the proper focus. I found that if you get the water drop in perfect focus the rest of the picture seems a bit off. I have a couple of ones similiar to this one as well. I see that you are using a 300mm for this. I went the other way with a 60mm macro and have had some success.
Chris

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