7 Insect Macro Photography Tips: Improve in 8 Minutes

[@peterbredahldam]

Besides these tips, you can also see vastly different results by using a sharp lens. In my review of the Nikon Z 105 Macro lens: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKfPmXaJaripY68, you will find out why it is a great lens, but also a litlle bit annoying 🙂

[@motivatedoutdoors]

Great video! I appreciate how you're ok with raising the ISO. I hear so many always stating that you must keep it at 100 and never go higher. That's simply not the case. Thanks for a great video.

[@peterbredahldam]

Thanks, coming from landscape photography myself I was reluctant in the beginning to raise the ISO in macro, but doing so made a huge difference, also with the flash

[@made_by_marga]

Thanks for these very educational tips.

[@peterbredahldam]

Glad you liked it. Have a great day :-)

[@ludgerniemann61]

Tack så mycket!

[@danielhoffmann7177]

Hey Peter! Just wanted to clarify, that changing the ISO does not change the amout of light (or photons) that hits the sensor - it only changes how much this information reaching the sensor gets amplified afterwards. Greetings and thanks for all the tips :)

[@peterbredahldam]

Hi Daniel, You are totally right, and thanks for helping make that clear. The way I said is just common explantation and the way the words came to me when recording. Thanks

[@MichalOlender]

Kul att se Christiania cykel! Bra video Peter!

[@peterbredahldam]

Tak Michal. Glad you like the Christiania bike, it's my "car" and I use it everywhere 😀

[@leereidphotography]

Do you use an extension tube, or do you recommend them? Great video👍🏾

[@peterbredahldam]

I think that extension tubes are a great way to get a little closer to your subject. Just remember that the lower a focal length the more magnification you get with extension tubes.

[@mikesmiph]

Where did you get your diffusers?

[@peterbredahldam]

I bought them together with the flash on Loawa’s website