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Abstract close-ups should cause the viewer to see the shapes, patterns and value contrasts in an object that the eye takes for granted or ignores. The challenge is getting the lens to focus when up close to objects. Usually you need to be two or three feet from an object in order to focus the lens properly. Using a telephoto lens in the "Macro" mode can allow you to get within 8 to 12 inches of an object to focus clearly. Be sure to print a 4X5 reference photo that reveals what the close-up object is. [room 117] [assignments] |
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