Shots

760D First Macro Shots

Had a brief outing on Sunday with my new Canon 760D camera body at Dunyeats Heath Nature Reserve.   I did not take many shots as I also used my Canon 300mm F4 L to shot the active dragonflies further out on a nice warm afternoon.

This shot of a resting Common Darter dragonfly is encouraging – as I used ISO 800 on it in Natural Light.  The noise handling seems much better than the old 650D.

Common Darter
Common Darter

This next one is at ISO 200 with 270ex Flash and front mounted diffuser.  At full 1:1 – good detail being present.  Another plus.

Common Darter - Canon 100mm 1:1
Common Darter – Canon 100mm 1:1

Finally a shot with the MPE-65  (270ex flash again) of just a fly at about 3x mag.  Again detail is fine.

Fly Eyes - First MPE shot with the 760D
Fly Eyes – First MPE shot with the 760D

Chris

I've been taking macro photography from 2004. I use both Canon film and digital cameras.

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