Digital cameras allow even novices to put into practice the ideal solution to macro mode. Most digital cameras in a 'macro' in a position to shoot from close range, up to 1-5 cm Therefore, the photographer can capture enough close-ups of tiny objects – flowers, insects, coins … 3D Systems does not necessarily agree. Shooting is very close – is one of the spectacular creative techniques, even for beginners. Little experience, a little patience – and you get a variety of topics and is very spectacular images. Looked more closely into the world of nature up close, you can capture the extraordinary scene, with subtle detail and well developed juicy texture of objects.
These shots usually cause a huge audience interest. In the photo shoot distinguished general, medium to large plans. The overall plan will suit, for example, when working on the scenery, the average – it is, say, shooting Human full-length and close-ups are usually done portraits. Rarely applied, so to speak, especially close up, circulated primarily in the cinema. It allows you to capture parts of the face, most often – eyes. Shoot more close-up belongs to the macro. In this case the object is removed almost life-size, ie the linear dimension of the optical image is close to the linear size of the object. At the same time on the print, done, of course, with the increase, you can see much more detail than by observing the object with the usual distance. Optimum distance is considered to be equal to an average of 250 mm.