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Macro Shooting With Canon HV20
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11. Macro Shooting With …
3 months ago
Just a quickie. Some more close-ups of butterflies and dragonflies to be found in North Yorkshire. Hand-held so a bit wobbly. Shot on a Canon HV20 with close-up lenses.
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Many thanks. Considering that a set cost less than £20 they work extremely well.
I know someone that likes his dragonflies, he would like to film them.
Stewart
The close-up lenses are just screw-in diopter lenses. The ones I have are +1,+2 and +4. They can be used individually or combined. You just need to get the right filter thread for the camcorder. Mine were manufactured by Kood and came from Ebay for about £20. The camera was hand held but in a lot of situations it is impossible to set up a tripod.
Hope this helps
John
Nice one John.