Today I tried to make a Macrophotography shooting video with a smartphone macro/extrim lens.
Macrophotography smartphone lenses are of two types..
• Ordinary macro lenses with a focus distance of 45mm.
This lens is quite easy to use in the process of shooting Macrophotography because of the focal distance of the 45mm object.
•Macro lenses extreme.
In the process of shooting Macrophotography smartphone extreme macro lenses are really complicated lenses for photographing moving objects.
This lens has a focus distance on objects around 3Mm.
But both of these lenses in smartphone macrophotography, are able to provide clear and sharp images.
And this is Macrophotography video using an extreme macro smartphone lens and the object in this video is a bee that is still animate.
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cool experiment! But what did you take the close up of? Is it some sort of insect?
Thanks @mimismartypants this is a bee who are still alive and I took a video close to the bee. because this is the default setting of the lens.
Extreme macro lens smartphone is a fairly complicated lens, we have to approach the lens with a distance of about 3mm on the object to get the focus of the image :)
In the next post I will share the macrophotographography from this extrime lens.
Very cool!! You should definitely add some more contexts to your posts so we can get some more information!!
Awesome pic none the less! I suspected it was a bee, big eye and the yellow hairs!!
Keep on steeming on dude!!
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I think it's a bee right.
This is indeed a living bee. At the last minute of the video I was surprised when the bee moved to touch the lens.
OMG!
Very cool
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