Showing posts with label lenses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lenses. Show all posts
Saturday, 8 July 2017
Tiny flowers
Ages ago I bought some lenses to use with my phone.
As with all these things they got put to one side and a bit forgotten, until now. I've taken to walking round the lake at lunch times at work, and as the season has progressed and I've seen all the beautiful wild flowers growing round it I decided to take the lenses with me on a walk and see what I could capture.
I was so impressed with the images I also look the lens with me when we visited Uppark recently.
It's the macro lens which has been really impressing me. It can be a little tricky - the lightest breeze makes the flowers move like they are in a gale! And in the sunshine my phone screen doesn't always show a very good image. I also find using the touch screen button tricky!
But I still somehow manage to take the odd good photo (there are many more blurry ones).
Its amazing what you can see when you stop and look!
Sunday, 28 February 2016
Lenses
I love taking photos. I've just bought a new phone and the photo quality is really amazing! But you can't really do anything except take exactly what you see in front of you. So when I saw this set of phone lenses on the Photojojo! website, I couldn't resist. To be honest they had a lot of things I really liked, but I settled just for these guys.
| Super fisheye lens |
| Telephoto lens |
They do look a bit funny stuck to you phone, like a huge growth (in the case of the super fisheye). But how did they get on when I tried them out?
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| Normal photo using my phone |
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| Photo using new macro lens |
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| Normal photo using my phone |
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| Photo using new super fisheye lens |
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| Photo using new fisheye lens |
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| Photo using new telephoto 2x lens |
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| Photo using new wideangle lens |
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| Photo using new polarzier lens |
I really can't wait for it to warm up a bit so I can get out and have a proper play. And I'm already thinking about making them a case of some sort to keep them safe. Something that can keep them as a set, but allow them to be used individually if needed too.
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