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My first time experimenting with a 105mm lens!
So i got this lens from a second hand shop, it's a sigma 105mm lens, and i'm excited to make som...
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My first time experimenting with a 105mm lens!
So i got this lens from a second hand shop, it's a sigma 105mm lens, and i'm excited to make some macros portraits with it! this was my first test subject.
this photo was taken indoors with high lighting from above.
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Canon EOS 750D

settings

settings

Aperture f/4 ISO 3200 Shutter 1/80 Focal Length 105/1

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upload_date

Oct, 2018

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