MACRO EXPERIMENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY II. Thread Count Magnifier more cell phone of 2.0 megapixels.
All photos were made with a Huawei C6100 phone, 2.0 megapixel and a Thread count magnifying.
Thank you so much my friends Steemians in this publication I show you a series of photographs taken with a cell phone of 2.0 megapixels and the help of a thread count a small magnifying glass initially manufactured to count the amount of threads in a specific area of textiles, it is highly appreciated in the Graphic Arts, Philatelists, Notafilia, Biology and a host of professions already benefit from such a powerful tool of minimum dimensions of great optical quality when it comes to a good professional tool... I mean this and what in the market are threads with optics of plastic that do not provide greater quality in the image it is presumed to have a good quality optical glass.
Achieved with natural light .
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The procedure is simple... just simply glue the thread count to the viewfinder of the cell phone camera with adhesive tape for a better result I take the cover off the cell phone to avoid reflections of the transparent plastic before the lens of the phone camera, and the Focus mode is achieved by zooming the phone away from the object, flower or insect.
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All the photos and texts in this publication are made by me.
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Awesome photos! :) Very interesting use of a type of lens I would have never thought of using or even knew existed. I would not have thought you could get such detailed macros using a 2mp phone. I have been using a 12mp phone camera with a 15x macro lens made for use with a cell phone for mine that I have not quite mastered yet. I was using an older 5mp phone camera with the same macro lens up until a few months ago.
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Thank you very much, my friend, you are very interesting, these little magnifying glasses you should look for one and try, greetings a big hug!
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I can't believe it ... these pictures are amazing! I have a Nikon camera and I haven't made Macros photos as good as the ones you show in this post. I definitely have to study photography again.
Thank you for sharing the secret of how you took the photos with a cell phone. It has been a real pleasure to see you @carlosadolfochac
@marcybetancourt, Thank you very much for your comment is a pleasure for me ... thank you very much I am glad you liked the photos I hope your work is better and keep going that if you can achieve better photos, I recommend you make macros to inanimate objects practice a lot and you will see what you achieve Best results, a big hug!
holy shit!
I need that lense!
@luegenbaron
You can look for them in stores related to graphic arts, offset printing even many photographers use them to see slides and negatives