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Macro

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Macro Macro photography celebrates the things that it's all too easy to miss. With the EOS system's dedicated range of macro lenses and accessories, you can customise your set-up to capture even the tiniest subjects - in breathtaking, perfectly-lit detail. KEEP STILL Vibrations from the movement of an SLR camera's mirror can result in image blur, particularly during macro shooting. To avoid this, both the EOS 450D and EOS 40D feature a mirror lock function, to secure the mirror before firing the shutter. And with a Canon wired or wireless controller, you can position and focus your camera and fire the shutter remotely, reducing any possibility of image blur. LIGHTING FOR A TINY WORLD Discover the secret to evenly lit subjects with Canon's specialised flash units. The Macro Ring Lite MR-14EX provides soft, even, shadow-free lighting, ideal for detailed subjects. The Macro Twin Lite MT-24EX features two fully adjustable flash heads - removable for mounting off-camera - the ultimate in versatile directional lighting. External flashes work with the E-TTL II flash system, integrating distance information from most EF or EF-S lenses to calculate exactly the required flash strength. Working close Find the perfect lens for every macro situation - from the lightweight, compact EF 50mm f/2.5, which doubles as a general-purpose lens, to the EF 180mm F/3.5L Macro USM, ideal for easily-disturbed subjects like insects. Choose manual focus or fast, near-silent USM auto focus. Use an extender to help fill your frame with subjects to which you can't - or shouldn't - get too close. LIVE VIEW MODE Available on both cameras, Live View mode shooting adds a new dimension to Macro photography. With up to 10x magnification of the real-time 3.0" LCD image available, manual focus can be fine tuned to perfection - especially useful in low light settings or when the camera is positioned such that checking focus through the eye-piece is awkward or impossible. And because Live View mode uses an electronic 1st curtain shutter, shutter lag is even further reduced for near-instantaneous shooting. 15

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LIGHTING FOR A TINY WORLD
Discover the secret to evenly lit subjects
with Canon’s specialised flash units.
The Macro Ring Lite MR-²4EX provides
soft, even, shadow-free lighting, ideal for
detailed subjects. The Macro Twin Lite
MT-±4EX features two fully adjustable
flash heads – removable for mounting
off-camera – the ultimate in versatile
directional lighting. External flashes work
with the E-TTL II flash system, integrating
distance information from most EF or EF-S
lenses to calculate exactly the required
flash strength.
KEEP STILL
Vibrations from the movement of an
SLR camera’s mirror can result in image
blur, particularly during macro shooting.
To avoid this, both the EOS 450D and
EOS 40D feature a mirror lock function, to
secure the mirror before firing the shutter.
And with a Canon wired or wireless
controller, you can position and focus
your camera and fire the shutter remotely,
reducing any possibility of image blur.
Macro photography celebrates the things that it’s all too easy to
miss. With the EOS system’s dedicated range of macro lenses
and accessories, you can customise your set-up to capture even
the tiniest subjects – in breathtaking, perfectly-lit detail.
WORKING CLOSE
Find the perfect lens for every macro situation – from the
lightweight, compact EF 50mm f/±.5, which doubles as a
general-purpose lens, to the EF ²80mm F/3.5L Macro USM,
ideal for easily-disturbed subjects like insects. Choose manual
focus or fast, near-silent USM auto focus. Use an extender
to help fill your frame with subjects to which you can’t – or
shouldn’t – get too close.
LIVE VIEW MODE
Available on both cameras, Live View mode shooting adds a
new dimension to Macro photography. With up to ²0x
magnification of the real-time 3.0” LCD image available,
manual focus can be fine tuned to perfection – especially
useful in low light settings or when the camera is positioned
such that checking focus through the eye-piece is awkward or
impossible. And because Live View mode uses an electronic
²st curtain shutter, shutter lag is even further reduced for
near-instantaneous shooting.
Macro
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