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Longstreet Highroad
Guide to the Tennessee Mountains
By Vernon and Cathy Summerlin |
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Wildflower Photo Tips
Photographing wildflowers requires special equipment. A 35mm single lens
reflex (SLR) camera is ideal for this purpose. When photographing wild-flowers,
the sturdy support provided by a tripod is needed. A flash is often required
for taking good shots. A through the lens (TTL) flash eliminates exposure guesswork.
Other items to consider are extension tubes for closer focusing, teleconverters
for increasing the focal length, and a special lens, such as a zoom, a zoom
and/or fixed macro, or a two-element close-up lens.
Published (print): 1999, Published (Web): January 2003,
ISBN: 1-56352-475-9