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Some pictures taken in a butterfly house, the couple Nikon D200 Tamron 90mm macro and (yes still the same), I hardly ever used my objot macro to make the ... macro, tamron suits me perfectly in portrait and I am not a fan of the macro. The aim here was to test it in its primary use. Basically I left for work in flash but the result was very flat, I tried the remote flash pictures thanks to Nikon's wireless, but the pictures were just too "flat" is probably not my -mastery of the subject.

So I opted to work in daylight, pushing my sensitivity was 400 isos. The tamron in terms of AF is slow, it does not have an internal focusing and going back and forth of the barrel is quite frustrating to seize the moment, work in manual focus is still the fastest way to get has a good result.

I was lucky enough to catch a parade before breeding male, the female is static and the male continues to move around. I still have my mind on the images was selected to draw an interesting triptych, pending some pictures of the parade are available in the series.

As usual, the images are made in RAW and processed in Capture One with an adjustment of white balance, contrast and saturation.

5 Responses to "Macros butterflies in a greenhouse"

  1. Nix Says:

    awesome! details and colors, bravo : Grin:

  2. Mask ² Says:

    OUwahou! Beautiful full-length .. : Smile:: Grin:: Smile:

  3. MickymX Says:

    I still love the treatment. And it stung.
    You shoot at what distance (on average) with your CO Update?

  4. Redmask1974 Says:

    : Mrgreen:: Smile:: Mrgreen:
    Bravo! Toujorus as cool.
    Just one question (already asked by MickymX): You shoot how far and how open?
    Otherwise can we hope to one day have a tutorial photo processing.
    I think in fact that you get a sublimate your phtos fairly impressive.

  5. Benjamin | Photobie Says:

    Thank you! In the distance, say that it depends on the size of the subject, for these butterflies the 90 seemed too long, a 60 would have been perfect for couples speed diaph I left the EXIF ​​data in photos, but generally turns a ca 3.2 in opening and 1 / 180 speed

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