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hey guys,
i have a question for all you photography enthusiasts...
i had the diamond on my fiancees engagement ring engraved
is it possible to take a macro shot of it so that she can have a picture where she could actually see the engraving?
thanks!
would most photographers have the proper equipment to do this?
wasnt sure how close you can get with a macro lens...
considering jewellers need to use a scope or high power loop.
or is a professional macro lens essentially the same idea?
would most photographers have the proper equipment to do this?
wasnt sure how close you can get with a macro lens...
considering jewellers need to use a scope or high power loop.
or is a professional macro lens essentially the same idea?
That depends what that particular photographer's specialty is. Err....how small is the engraving? A regular macro lens may not have the resolving power, come to think of it - even with the Canon 1x-5x macro lens.
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yeah this isnt a typical engraved ring
this is actually engraved onto the girdle of the diamond.
so it is quite small, not visible to the naked eye.
so sounds like i should talk to some jewellers,
maybe they'll have something set up on a scope
that would be able to take a pic
langara photo imaging has a microscope that has adapters to hook up to a medium format camera... but our semester is over... not sure if you can talk to them to see if they can set something up.
I have a MPE that goes all the way to 5X life size, with a ring flash that works out pretty well. The full frame 5D MKII has to much DOF to be used with the macro really. It can be usable though.
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