3 macro photography tips in just 2 minutes

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Interested in trying macro photography? This quick and useful video gives you three tips in just two minutes to keep in mind when photographing very small objects.

This video comes from ZY Productions and gives you three useful macro photography tips in just two minutes. Macro photography is a fun genre for almost anyone to experiment with. Especially because there is an abundance of easily available subjects. Wherever you are, even just at home or in your garden.

Two of the biggest challenges are lighting and depth of field. If you find that you are having trouble getting enough light for your exposure, a dedicated macro flash can do a great deal of good.

In addition, the incredibly shallow depth of field you are probably working with can make getting and keeping your focus very difficult using only the focus ring on the lens.

This is where a dedicated set of focus rails can really come in handy, making it easier to focus if you decide to really dive into the world of macro photography. Watch the video above for more useful tips.

And if you really want to go deeper into macro photography, you can of course also take Johannes Klapwijk's Macro photography course on Photofacts Academy!

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