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Turbo Honda, Semi Macro?

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Not really. The idea behind macro is to take something small and make it look larger than life size.

Decent shot nonetheless. However, it would be better if Honda wasn't blurry.
 
Not really. The idea behind macro is to take something small and make it look larger than life size.

Decent shot nonetheless. However, it would be better if Honda wasn't blurry.

Makes sense, however I wanted the Honda to be semi blurry because my main focus was on the top of the wastegate. Something that obviously isn't stock and should stand out to people.
 
Not really. The idea behind macro is to take something small and make it look larger than life size.

Decent shot nonetheless. However, it would be better if Honda wasn't blurry.

Makes sense, however I wanted the Honda to be semi blurry because my main focus was on the top of the wastegate. Something that obviously isn't stock and should stand out to people.

You should try to find an angle where only the wastegate is in clear focus.

Macro usually refers to shooting at 1:1 or life size. You could, in fact, take a photo of a car that is life size but you would need a very, very , very large piece of film(literally the size of the car)!!!!
 
Not really. The idea behind macro is to take something small and make it look larger than life size.

Decent shot nonetheless. However, it would be better if Honda wasn't blurry.

Makes sense, however I wanted the Honda to be semi blurry because my main focus was on the top of the wastegate. Something that obviously isn't stock and should stand out to people.

You should try to find an angle where only the wastegate is in clear focus.

Macro usually refers to shooting at 1:1 or life size. You could, in fact, take a photo of a car that is life size but you would need a very, very , very large piece of film(literally the size of the car)!!!!

Thanks for the tip! I will definitely try doing that here in the near future, seeing as it's my buddy's car.
 

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