Couple quickie chalice pics with extension tubes

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I love using my extension tubes to get sharp pics of my chalices to check out details I don't catch with the naked eye. These are with stacked 12+20+36mm tubes. tricky getting decent focus with all the length using my junky tripod. That's my next investment.........

stellaria-17 by Peter Young, on Flickr

primetime-9 by Peter Young, on Flickr

primetime-10 by Peter Young, on Flickr

primetime-8 by Peter Young, on Flickr

stellaria-16 by Peter Young, on Flickr

peel by Peter Young, on Flickr

Hope you enjoy, thanks for stopping by.
 
Amazing shots.
Which lense on the tubes ?
 
Beautiful pics....which canon body? U got link for the extension tube? Auto or manual? Really interested.. I got Canon 80D and 100mm f2.8 lens...but not getting the right shot...
 
These are beautiful! I just got my extension tubes in the mail yesterday and now I can't wait to try them!
 
Beautiful pics....which canon body? U got link for the extension tube? Auto or manual? Really interested.. I got Canon 80D and 100mm f2.8 lens...but not getting the right shot...
Thanks for the compliment!! Here is the link to the extension tube set I got for my Canon T6i
 
Thanks.. will check it out....
Here is a post I did a couple years ago showing some examples of stacking those extension tubes. They basically allow you to focus with your camera closer to the subject than the lens would otherwise allow.

 
Peel is my favorite, great job
 
Did you use tripods? Were these shot on full blue light only?? It would be cool to see BTS...
 
Did you use tripods? Were these shot on full blue light only?? It would be cool to see BTS...
Yes, I always use a tripod for reef shots (shutter tends to be open for a long time). Not sure what BTS is.....

Using a filter or doing any post processing with raw files?
Yes to both. I use lightroom for post processing (usually just adjusting color temp and knocking down glare).
 
Yes, I always use a tripod for reef shots (shutter tends to be open for a long time). Not sure what BTS is.....


Yes to both. I use lightroom for post-processing (usually just adjusting color temp and knocking down glare).
BTS -Behind The Scene- On how you do the photoshoot of corals.... like the light scenario and camera setup etc....
 
BTS -Behind The Scene- On how you do the photoshoot of corals.... like the light scenario and camera setup etc....
Haha, well I use a pretty simple formula:
Glass-Clean
Flow-Off
Lights-Blue
Camera Settings-Aperture Priority mode (set the aperture to get depth of field and camera does the rest)
Shoot in RAW
Camera as close to perpendicular with the glass as possible

Picture of my camera with extension tubes totally stacked.
Untitled by Peter Young, on Flickr

If you are curious about any of the actual settings of any of my shots you should be able to click on the pic and be taken to my Flikr page for that shot which will have ISO, shutter speed, aperture etc.
 
Haha, well I use a pretty simple formula:
Glass-Clean
Flow-Off
Lights-Blue
Camera Settings-Aperture Priority mode (set the aperture to get depth of field and camera does the rest)
Shoot in RAW
Camera as close to perpendicular with the glass as possible

Picture of my camera with extension tubes totally stacked.
Untitled by Peter Young, on Flickr

If you are curious about any of the actual settings of any of my shots you should be able to click on the pic and be taken to my Flikr page for that shot which will have ISO, shutter speed, aperture etc.
Thank you.. this is exactly what I was looking for. Need to buy the extension tube and try out. appreciate it
 

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