Macro Photography in the kitchen

[@WardWardoTongen]

IDEA FOR FUTURE VIDEO: Max I enjoy the techniques, examples, and speed at which you present. These indoor projects are a good winter project for me. I would like to see a step-by-step video on how you make your diffusers. All us DYI'ers do it differently and your diffusers seem to have better reflection light/bokeh. Keep the teaching videos coming. You have GREAT ideas. I'm a fan!

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Thanks so much Ward! I really appreciate your comment. I will make a video on y diffusers soon, until then you're more than welcome to have a read here: www.maxamillion.online/blog/macro-light-modifiers ;)

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Here you go my friend: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4DTfGqKZ9Fqia8& :)

[@onyourmarkphoto]

Love your channel! Cool ideas!

[@jefchaff2078]

New to your site and love it. What is the lens you use when shooting the vegetables? Thanks

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Hey Jef, sorry about the late reply, for some reason I'm not getting notifications on new comments, even though my account is set up that way. Anyways, I've been using a reversed Canon FD 50mm lens for the wider shots (more info here: www.maxamillion.online/blog/2019/5/10/fantastic-vintage-lens ) and a reversed Helios 44-2 with an additional close-up element for the ones that have a higher magnification ratio. Best, Max

[@st.michaelthearchangel7774]

Wow! Looks like some wild paintings. :)

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Thanks!

[@ericpnw4542]

Love the running water shots! Can you do a video on your DIY diffusers?

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Definitely, I'll make one soon!

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4DTfGqKZ9Fqia8 ;)

[@ericpnw4542]

Much appreciated. Loved how cost saving this was! Thanks agian for making the how to. Cant wait to see what you post next! Do you have an Instagram or website?

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

I glad you enjoyed it! I have both, but my instagram isn't up to date right now. My instagram is giant_world_of_tiny_things And here's my webpage: www.maxamillion.online I appreciate the interest!

[@stevengoossen6019]

I'm hooked on Macro Photography, you are a good teacher.

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Thanks Steven, I'm so glad for your comment and wish you all the inspiration for great macro shots! Cheers :)

[@marvinrobinson8519]

VERY interesting!!!!

[@douglasgoodman226]

Like your stuff. Recommendation: Keep your shots "on stage" longer.

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Thanks Douglas! I'll keep that in mind for future videos.

[@lynnscholes1617]

More help needed. Bought the same speedlight as you but can’t find a remote. Please can you send me a link to yours.

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Sorry, I haven't been on this platform in a while. Just in case you're still looking: www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1360725-REG/yongnuo_yn_560_tx_ii_c_yn560_tx_ii_c_manual.html

[@pictureeyecandy]

Very nice. Macro on a budget that doesn't break the bank.👍

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Definitely not! Thanks for your comment Alvin!

[@Ankanmacro]

Really awesome... i think this will be help for anyone if you show the flash power and which components you use for those shots just write on details box... Best of luck and waiting for your next video

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Thanks Ankan Das! The flash power was at around 1/16. The next video will be up on Saturday ;)

[@ladoo1111]

Hi wow beautiful vedios...can plz tell what call holder name ? Blue holder

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Hi, and many thanks. This particular stand is a home-built, but you can find really useful workstations with up to 6 arms like the one in my video on ebay, if you search for "soldering station". I hope this helps! Best, Max

[@peterviragphoto]

Great abstract frames, love the execution!😉👌👌

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

I'm so pleased that you enjoy my channel, thanks Peter!

[@peterviragphoto]

@@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings you’re very welcome! I love your thought process & the way you tie things together!☺️👌

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

@@peterviragphoto 😊

[@johnnygilroy5213]

You are a good teacher.Thank You:)

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Thank you so much Johnny and sorry about the delay - I just discovered this kind comment. It still made me happy, even though I read it late. All the best, Max

[@1solorainforest]

Wow... great idea !!!

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Thank you kindly, I am happy to read that you like the video!

[@1solorainforest]

@@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings i do lots of wildlife macro and this is not less fun at all ;)

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

@@1solorainforest Glad you thinks so! I always love exploring different subjects... Sometimes you come across really interesting textures in places where you don't expect them :)

[@AVPHOTOGRAPHYAV]

Awesome video You explained very well Thank you

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Thank you kindly and sorry about the late reply! I just came across your comment and wanted to let you know that I much appreciate it. Best wishes, Max

[@lynnscholes1617]

Hi.i am new to photography and really enjoyed your video. Please can you do things a little slower? Also, Where did the light modifier come from? I can’t seem to find one on Amazon. Thanks again Lynn

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Always happy to help, the light mod was a diy project: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4DTfGqKZ9Fqia8 In the vid description you can also find a link to the according blog post on my website, comparing different lighting solutions for macro. Have a good day!

[@lynnscholes1617]

Also please can you tell me what you used to attach the reversed lens to the camera?

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Hi, I'll do a video on that matter soon, covering simple and efficient ways to take sharp macros on a budget. Until then have a look at my blog for more info on reverse mounting lenses: www.maxamillion.online/blog/2019/5/8/reversing-the-lens :)

[@May-wt8pt]

thanks , awesome this video helps for me , but could you tell every body which instruments you use , keep going on .

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

You mean lens and camera? It's a Canon 5DII and a 6DII for filming. The lens is a reversed Canon FD50mm f/1.8 and a Helios 44-2, both reverse-mounted.

[@May-wt8pt]

@@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings thanks

[@protikkudva5523]

enjoyed ur innovation

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Thanks, I'm glad you did!

[@GabrielShahab]

4:37 lool bisch du pälzer oder was? pebberkörners. 🤣🤣🤣 zu geil schigger!1

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Haha, hab den Kommentar gerade erst gelesen :D Ne, Pepper kernels, nicht pebberkörners, ich fall grad fast vom Stuhl vor Lachen. Beste Grüße nach Deutschland!

[@richborder7899]

very concise and informative, you didn't waste a second of my time and I learned a lot, thanks. :-)

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Thanks Rich, that means a lot!

[@olegli6400]

Super!!! Спасибо!!!

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Thank you kindly! :)

[@robertopacheco4006]

How did you made the modificator for the lens??

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Thanks for your question, I actually have a video on the making-of of this very light-mod: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4DTfGqKZ9Fqia8 Cheers! :)

[@tommacbride3654]

Most interesting!! Cheers!

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Many thanks Tom, have a great day!

[@dianawagner7601]

👌👌🤩🤩

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Thank you kindly!

[@hankfoto]

Good stuff.

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Thank you Kindly Henry, cheers!

[@eleanorboost]

Interesting

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Many thanks Hitesh! :)

[@Maria-di9wb]

👏 geweldig

[@TheGiantWorldofTinyThings]

Thanks so much Maria!