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07-28-2007
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Macro Photography With Kit Lens
A couple of nights ago I was taking out the trash and noticed a spider eating away about 1 ***t from my head. I just had to get a shot of it but would never get the Macro shots that I wanted without forking over 1k for a 180mm Macro lens. So I ended up using my 18-55 Kit lens backwards.
When doing this you have no control over your Ap and you have to go by shutter speed, Since I was holding the lens in place with my hand the center (Sweet Spot) is very minimal since it was doing its own lens baby effect. Heres 2 shots with different parts in full focus. No editing. Keep in mind this spider can fit on a dime. 
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