Image of the Week
I took this image this week while trying out the Canon 100mm macro lens, together with some H0-size figurines I ordered from Aliexpress. When doing the test pictures, I found that I'm too strict with using the f/2.8 - that leaves a far too tight area of sharpness for most subjects. Of course, having a small figurine wiping the lens strikes me as not original but still a fun idea. The colours of white/black/red/orange are also nice.
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The image doesn't crop well for a portrait ePaper, but maybe if I install it in landscape orientation, I'll find a good crop. A quadratic crop also doesn't work. If I redo this scene, I think I need to capture the complete round of the Canon lens for either a quadratic or 16:9 horizontal crop.
camera Canon R6 III DateTimeOriginal 2026:09:01 17:28:16 Model Canon EOS R6 Mark III LensModel EF100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM ExposureProgram Aperture-priority AE ShutterSpeed 1/40 Aperture 4.0 -
This picture also is nice, with a sharp image of the worker figurine on top of the broken postbox and nice bokeh. As I again chose f/2.8 I think, there is very little depth to the rest of the scene.
camera Canon R6 III DateTimeOriginal 2026:09:01 18:08:49 Model Canon EOS R6 Mark III LensModel EF100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM ExposureProgram Aperture-priority AE ShutterSpeed 1/320 Aperture 2.8