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14-OCT-2004	Victor Engel

This is my daughter's eye, looking across her nose at the camera.

Canon EOS 10D ,Canon EF 50mm II & Raynox Micro 6X
1/80s f/2.5 at 50.0mm iso100 hide exif

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Victor Engel		19-Oct-2004 23:52
I made another go at shooting this shot, but the new pictures fared no better than this one. I was in too much of a rush, and I ran into problems with using two flashes, setting up a cardboard mask, peering through a hole, etc., etc. I know I can make a much better image, but not in a rush. So this one stays. -- Victor

Victor Engel		16-Oct-2004 21:25
I was originally going to do the other eye looking in the same direction, but I felt the composition of this eye worked better. BTW, I think another change I will make is to use the 12X Raynox lens instead of the 6X lens. That way I won't have to crop it. -- Victor

jude		16-Oct-2004 20:10
Wow.. i love this.. very unusual look at an eye.. the positioning across the nose is quite different

Canon DSLR Challenge		16-Oct-2004 17:07
Wow, I can see into her mind! :o -Noel

Canon DSLR Challenge		15-Oct-2004 05:51
Anna, I left that out, but it was actually on my list. I have to figure out a way to get the light where I want it. It will probably end up involving using two flashes, one as a slave. -- Victor

Anna Yu		15-Oct-2004 04:43
Very cool shot. Yes your own suggestions for change sound good. A bit more light on the eye itself would also be good.

Canon DSLR Challenge		15-Oct-2004 02:38
Wow! Cool shot. Roberta

Canon DSLR Challenge		15-Oct-2004 01:45
I need to redo this. I plan to make the following changes on the reshoot: 1) Change background to a dark one, 2) Shoot through a black mask to cut down on camera/photographer reflection -- already did this to some extent, but not good enough, 3) Aim auxillary light into eye to constrict pupil, 4) Change lighting angle to better illuminate iris. -- Victor