Secrets of close up and macro photography

As you get closer to a subject, especially in nature, a whole new world of images opens up for you and this can be a very rewarding area of photography. However, as you get closer so you have more things to control such as depth of field and especially lighting.

This event looks at the aspects that need to be understood to get successful images within the close-up, macro and micro field.

Much of our macro and micro photography is lit by flash and we cover fully the techniques you need to use including the use of multiple flashguns using the Canon wireless flash system

Close-up, macro and micro explained Lighting types
Chip sizes and magnification effect Composition and framing
Close-up lenses and extension tubes Backgrounds
Macro lenses Post production work in Photoshop
DOF, maximising and minimising Flash usage for macro
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  • How to shoot stunning macro images
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  • How to shoot stunning macro images
  • How to shoot stunning macro images
  • How to shoot stunning macro images
  • How to shoot stunning macro images
  • How to shoot stunning macro images
  • How to shoot stunning macro images
  • How to shoot stunning macro images
  • How to shoot stunning macro images
  • How to shoot stunning macro images
  • How to shoot stunning macro images
  • How to shoot stunning macro images
  • How to shoot stunning macro images
  • How to shoot stunning macro images
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Dates for Secrets of close up and macro photography
event datecodevenuefitabl£
Mon 15th of November 2010HS 100418Huntingdon Training Centre13£109
Wed 17th of November 2010HS 100420Huntingdon Training Centre13£109
Thu 13th of January 2011WI 110009Jacobs Photo Video (New Oxford Street);33£109
Tue 25th of January 2011WI 110027Calumet (Bristol);33£109
Fri 11th of February 2011HS 110048Huntingdon Training Centre13£109

Important information

Delegates get the most benefit from the How to series of courses if they have undertaken the core “understanding” courses in our seminar programme as we do not have time on these events to cover in detail the settings on individual models.