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Getting captivating macro shots

Taking frame-filling shots of subjects at close

range is referred to as macro photography.

In most instances it is comparably easy to get

good close-up underwater pictures. The relatively

short distance between photographer and subject

means that the colours will be rich and there will

be fewer particles floating in the water affecting

clarity. Furthermore, use of the flash will ensure

a good level of exposure and correct colour

reproduction.

But while it is fairly easy to take the macro shot,

it may take a lot of time to find the perfect motif.

However, considering that the subject of a macro

shot will take up most of the frame and is there-

fore unquestionably the star of the composition,

your patience in finding the right subject will

certainly bring rewards!

• Use the appropriate scene mode on your

Tips:

camera, if available (many Olympus compact

cameras have a special macro mode, some

even have an underwater macro mode)

• Take note of the minimum focusing distance

of your camera and don't go any closer

(otherwise you will only get blurred results)

• If your camera offers manual aperture control,

close the aperture as far as possible (high

F-stop, e.g.: F5.6) to obtain a larger depth

of field (which means a greater area of the

picture will be in focus)

• For macro shooting of moving subjects, it's

best to use the continuous autofocus mode

(if available)

• Macro photography is a good choice in bad

weather