Makrofotografiaan
Makrofotografiaan, or macro photography, is the branch of photography that focuses on capturing subjects at extremely close range, typically at a magnification ratio of 1:1 or greater. The goal is to reveal detail that is not visible to the naked eye, making the subject appear almost three‑dimensional and highly detailed. This technique is frequently used with natural subjects such as insects, flowers, and textures, but it also applies to manufactured items, jewelry, or any object where fine detail is essential.
Typical macro photography setups employ specialized lenses called macro lenses, which allow the camera to focus
The main challenges in makrofotografiaan include depth of field, which is extremely shallow at close distances,
Historically, macro photography emerged in the early twentieth century with the invention of 20× stops and