Ron Evers
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Ron Evers

Been spending a lot of time on here!, from In the country just north of Toronto, Canada

    1. Ironworking
      Ironworking
      I just signed up, so i may not be doing this right. Ron, i bought a CANON POWERSHOT S5 IS. I am trying to shoot macro pics of jewelry and such. Can you give me a few pointers on how to get it to shoot macro? Thanks in advance.
      Jun 30, 2017
    2. Fangman
      Fangman
      Hi
      If you email me at rotaryluddite@gmail.com
      I will send you a Word.doc explaing how I do them.

      The main thing is to experiment with the amount of gaussian blur and darkening in Levels.
      Using the history brush I usually use about 60-70% and finish with 20-30% "normal" mode.

      Looking forward to hearing from you

      Philip



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      Feb 16, 2015
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    Olympus OM-D E-M5, E-M5 II, E-PM1, Oly 12-40/2.8 14-42 II (2), 40-150, 75-300 II, 17/2.8, 25/1.8, 30/3.5 macro, 45/1.8, Sigma 19/2.8, 30/2.8 & 60/2.8, Samyang 12/2.0, Bower 7.5/3.5 fish-eye.
    Panasonic G1 & GF1, 14-45, 45-200 and numerous legacy lenses.
    Canon S5 IS