macrophotography造句

• In the 1970s, Ms . Bubley embarked on a very different photographic project : macrophotography of plants.
• The 45mm and 85mm " Micro " lenses offer close focus ( 0.5 magnification ) for macrophotography.
• These images were compiled in a 1979 book, " A Mysterious Presence : Macrophotography of Plants ."
• When a polished flat sample reveals traces of its microstructure, it is normal to capture the image using macrophotography.
• Stereomicroscopy overlaps macrophotography for recording and examining solid samples with complex surface topography, where a three-dimensional view is needed for analyzing the detail.
• I also like to take close-up pictures of plants and insects, however I read that the Nikon is bad at so called macrophotography, is this true?
• Slow-motion macrophotography video ( 50 % ), taken using ecoSCOPE, of juvenile Atlantic herring ( 38 mm ) feeding on copepods  the fish approach from below and catch each copepod individually.
• If it is, you'll want to do some research and either buy a third-party lens or go with one of the other options for macrophotography .-- talk ) 10 : 53, 26 December 2011 ( UTC)
• Whereas they include no butterflies, micros do also include a surprising number of day-flying groups, and the advent of online identification resources in many countries ( e . g . " UK moths " ) combined with the widespread use of digital macrophotography, is making them much easier to identify.
• "' Fritz Goro "'( originally "'Fritz Goreau "'; born 1901 in Bremen, Germany  died 14 December 1986 in Chappaqua, New York ) was the inventor of macrophotography and a photographer specializing in science, published in the Life magazine and Scientific American, after he started his career as a photojournalist in Germany.
• This floral macrophotography follows on the heels of last year's sold-out " Volume I, " which followed in the footsteps of another fashion photographer, Irving Penn, who featured close-up portraits of both live and withered blooms in his famous 1981 book " Two Views of Flowers . " Bordick sticks with the living, but has an intriguing way of photographing petals as though they were folds of luminous fabric arranged by a couturier.
• Strictly speaking, macrophotography is technical photography with actual image size ranging from near life-size ( 1 : 1 image-to-object ratio ) to about ten or twenty times life-size ( 10 or 20 : 1 ratio, at which photomicrography begins ) . " Macro " lenses were originally regular formula lenses optimized for close object distances, mounted on a long extension tube or bellows accessory to provide the necessary close focusing, but preventing focusing on distant objects.