All articles tagged with #macro photography
Originally Published 13 days ago — by BBC
Photographer Barry Webb captures stunning macro images of slime mould, revealing their tiny structures and ecological importance, and has won awards for his detailed close-ups using focus bracketing techniques.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by PetaPixel
Marit van Ekelenburg uses macro photography to showcase the beauty and ecological importance of insects and invertebrates, aiming to turn fear into fascination and promote appreciation for these vital creatures through detailed images and educational outreach.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Android Authority
The Pixel 10 series is expected to feature telemacro photography, allowing the use of the telephoto lens for macro shots, while potentially retaining macro functionality on the ultrawide sensor. The phones are anticipated to launch in late August, around the 20th, with shipping starting on the 28th.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by 9to5Google
Google's upcoming Pixel 10 is expected to enhance macro photography by utilizing its telephoto camera, allowing for closer and more detailed shots, while still using the ultrawide sensor for very close focus. The change aims to improve macro capabilities, a feature currently supported by the ultrawide camera, and will be part of the new series launching soon.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Forbes
The Close Up Photographer Of The Year competition has announced its shortlist, featuring stunning macro and micro photographs of nature. With 11,681 entries judged across 11 categories, the competition highlights the hidden wonders of the natural world, from curious manatees and bowerbirds to intricate fungi and vibrant landscapes. The winners will be announced in January 2025, with a top prize of €3,000. The competition, founded in 2018, aims to showcase the beauty and intricacy of close-up photography.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Fstoppers
Venus Optics is rumored to be releasing a new Laowa Aurogon 10x-50x Microscope lens, pushing the boundaries of macro photography into microscopy territory. The lens is expected to offer extreme levels of magnification and unique creative opportunities, although it will require specialized equipment and technique to produce compelling images.