Wakanda4eva
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I got a new lens but im not sure if its quite good enough. Can you guys help me out if this is ready or not?
Are these ready?
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spliffendz
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No
Wakanda4eva
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Its an auto tho
mistergrafik
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Pay attention to the colors of trichomes on the buds, not the leaves. You have a while to go!
- Coming from someone who grows beautiful leaves
- Coming from someone who grows beautiful leaves
mistergrafik
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According to ur new lense u have a while to go, auto or not the plant is not ready
Wakanda4eva
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Okay. Gotcha. Thank you!
printer
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Just looked at mine outside, a fair amount of amber trics.Pay attention to the colors of trichomes on the buds, not the leaves. You have a while to go!
- Coming from someone who grows beautiful leaves
What you got for a lens?
mistergrafik
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Me or the OP?
mistergrafik
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I just use my phone. If you have an iPhone they have some pretty decent clip on lenses that work fairly well. But the new iphone cameras are pretty much top notch out of the box..
printer
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No phone, I am a Luddite.
mistergrafik
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shit! Fujifilm XP140
printer
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I have a Canon EOS, yes the original Rebel wth EF-S 18-55 mm IS. Think with a macro adapter it could take the pictures.
mistergrafik
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Lower aperature = more light to the camera sensor but also more depth of field (blurry outside of the focus range).
when I shoot cannabis I always aim to hit F11 for aperature and I keep my shutterspeed above /80
depending on your grow room you can play with the ISO setting to increase the light in the photo but beware the higher ISO the more NOISEY the photo
when I shoot cannabis I always aim to hit F11 for aperature and I keep my shutterspeed above /80
depending on your grow room you can play with the ISO setting to increase the light in the photo but beware the higher ISO the more NOISEY the photo
printer
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Thanks, will try that. I have a tripod and could mess around, just had some macro rings I never played with and did a few handheld shots. I just want to use it to see how they are coming along.Lower aperature = more light to the camera sensor but also more depth of field (blurry outside of the focus range).
when I shoot cannabis I always aim to hit F11 for aperature and I keep my shutterspeed above /80
depending on your grow room you can play with the ISO setting to increase the light in the photo but beware the higher ISO the more NOISEY the photo
Dopesmoka
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Make sure the format is RAW too or it’s gonna edit the pic automatically