Hello Listers,
If you want a sharp image use a flash. All I have been reading about this topic
is on the f stop to maximize focus. True, that does control the DOF, but if you
really want to capture a cripes image of your meteorites, I would suggest
getting a flash, because that elements out of focus shots due to the length of
the exposure time. And if you can get a hold of a macro lens that would be even
better to capture the fine detail of the meteorite. Here is a link
http://www.encyclopedia-of-meteorites.com/collection.aspx?id=2704 to some of
the meteorites I have in my growing collection that I have photographed with a
profoto flash with an umbrella attached to the flash. The camera that I was
using at the time was a Nikon d200 with a 18mm to 70mm lens. In the next few
days ill be getting a macro lens from work and I might re shot my meteorites
with the macro lens and set it at 1:1 ratio, now that will be a sight to see.
Shawn Alan
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