Professional Macro Eye/Iris Photography Made EASY

Ever wondered how to take stunning close-up photos of an eye without breaking the bank? In this tutorial, I reveal the secrets to photographing (and editing) the intricate beauty of an iris using affordable equipment
Join me as I guide you step-by-step through the process, from choosing the right gear to mastering the perfect shot. Whether you're a budding photographer or a seasoned pro looking to explore macro photography, this video is packed with tips and tricks to elevate your skills!
What you'll learn:
🔹 Budget-friendly camera and lens options
🔹 Essential settings for macro photography
🔹 Creative lighting techniques to enhance your shots
🔹 Post-processing tips for a professional finish
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00:00 Intro
00:07 Equipment
00:42 Head Positioning
00:58 Settings
01:49 Editing

[@danipez770]

What a nice brown eye

[@TheCoralClimb]

cool creative idea!

[@MatthewGPhotography]

Thank you!

[@neoey]

damn this looks awesome

[@MatthewGPhotography]

Thank you so much!!!

[@UKFR]

Thanks, useful video, good results. Might try this on our dog too.

[@MatthewGPhotography]

Thank you! And good luck getting them to stay still enough! 😂

[@CZOV]

And this is how NASA does it :)

[@MatthewGPhotography]

I had a funny feeling they watch my videos

[@cevdetgunduz5314]

Hello, I use Canon R6 and I want to take iris macro photos. To capture more detail in the iris, I need to take a larger iris photo. Canon rf 100mm? Have you tried connecting Canon EF 100mm + extension tube?

[@MatthewGPhotography]

I’ve never actually tried an extension tube. I use a 100mm macro lens in this video and it seemed to do the job just fine. Of course, the closer you can get, the more detail you’ll get. I don’t see why an extension tube wouldn’t benefit you in this situation

[@cevdetgunduz5314]

@@MatthewGPhotography Did you take the photos from a distance of 0.3m, which is the minimum focusing distance of the EF 100mm lens?