macrography
Macrography is a photographic technique that captures images of subjects at a magnification ratio of approximately 1:1 or greater. This means that the size of the subject projected onto the image sensor or film is roughly the same size as it appears in reality, or even larger. Macrography is distinct from close-up photography, which achieves a magnification ratio of less than 1:1.
The primary purpose of macrography is to reveal intricate details of small subjects that are not readily
Achieving macrography typically requires specialized equipment. This often involves using macro lenses, which are designed to