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I recently started playing with reverse macro with my canon 50mm f1.8. A couple things I noticed immediately is:

  • Shallow depth of field
  • No control over aperture
  • difficult to shoot handheld

I believe these are the common problems with this type of shooting

Are there any techniques that I can use to improve/help with Reverse Macro shooting besides buying a Macro lens as they are kind of expensive.

Here is what I've tried so far

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ps. I have read Are there macro focusing techniques for handheld shots?Are there macro focusing techniques for handheld shots? but focusing isn't really a problem.

I recently started playing with reverse macro with my canon 50mm f1.8. A couple things I noticed immediately is:

  • Shallow depth of field
  • No control over aperture
  • difficult to shoot handheld

I believe these are the common problems with this type of shooting

Are there any techniques that I can use to improve/help with Reverse Macro shooting besides buying a Macro lens as they are kind of expensive.

Here is what I've tried so far

example

ps. I have read Are there macro focusing techniques for handheld shots? but focusing isn't really a problem.

I recently started playing with reverse macro with my canon 50mm f1.8. A couple things I noticed immediately is:

  • Shallow depth of field
  • No control over aperture
  • difficult to shoot handheld

I believe these are the common problems with this type of shooting

Are there any techniques that I can use to improve/help with Reverse Macro shooting besides buying a Macro lens as they are kind of expensive.

Here is what I've tried so far

example

ps. I have read Are there macro focusing techniques for handheld shots? but focusing isn't really a problem.

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Are there any techniques to aid/improve reverse macro photography

I recently started playing with reverse macro with my canon 50mm f1.8. A couple things I noticed immediately is:

  • Shallow depth of field
  • No control over aperture
  • difficult to shoot handheld

I believe these are the common problems with this type of shooting

Are there any techniques that I can use to improve/help with Reverse Macro shooting besides buying a Macro lens as they are kind of expensive.

Here is what I've tried so far

example

ps. I have read Are there macro focusing techniques for handheld shots? but focusing isn't really a problem.