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This is a discussion on Flower Macro within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Shot with my Canon S100. It does a reasonable job for a point and shoot. Oh So Yellow by ~AntZ~ ...

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    Shot with my Canon S100. It does a reasonable job for a point and shoot.

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    yes it does!!! what a pretty flower
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    Quote Originally Posted by AntZ View Post
    Shot with my Canon S100. It does a reasonable job for a point and shoot.
    Very nice indeed .... but it is not the camera, it is the shooter ... having a big full frame dslr and expensive glass does not automatically make you a good photographer, it only makes you and owner of nice equipment ....
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    I like the placement and choice of square crop...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt K. View Post
    .... but it is not the camera, it is the shooter ...
    Can I get an Amen?

    Nice shot, AntZ.
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    Beautifully done AntZ, and also could not agree more ,that is is the six inches behind the viewfinder, not what is in front of it, that counts to make the shot.

    (then again, like I said, I love my S100 also)
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    Nicely done, Antz. Love the comp and colour in this one. I have an SX110 that I really enjoy using from time to time. Whatever works, my friend, whatever works. "The best camera is the one you have with you" - Chase Jarvis.
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    Thanks all.
    I guess what I meant is that is that it manages a shallower DOF than most P&S cameras.

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