Macro Bass (Photos)

[barroso]

http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=fender&w=27637592@N08

Taken from my brother picture book, here some close up of my P bass.

do these qualify?

 

[GrooveWarrior]

My Warrior Signature 4 that I took, and turned Black & White:



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[Rada]

That one's really great!

thanks! my first time using the macro setting on my cheap samsung digital camera

 

[johnnyflats]

great thread.
looks like i'll have to get the camera out and get taking some shots

 

[Barkless Dog]

 

[Smallmouth_Bass]

Okay, after a little layoff, the camera(s) came out again this afternoon! Here are some close-ups of my Dingwall SuperJ5.

 

[Tegzsa]

 

[svtb15]

now thats macro.... and very cool

Flatwound detail:

Knob detail:

Bridge spring detail:



These are all older pics. I need to get more. The bass in most of these is a 68 P Bass.

 

[Chef]

anyone know how to engage the macro on my canon a540?

 

[BassAgent]

This is a topic for me!

 

[zipflint]

There's some *amazing* shots in here! These aren't quite macro, they were actually taken with a 50mm prime. I've since got a reverse-mount ring for my Nikon D80 that lets my 50mm function as a sorta poor-man's macro lens. Haven't taken any satisfactory photos with it yet.....
But here's my fretless Douglas from rondomusic. My first fretless, AND my first 5-er. Kind of a learning curve, but it sounds darn good, is comfy, and looks pretty killer.

 

[tinder]

Taken with a Tamron 90mm macro

 

[Smallmouth_Bass]

anyone know how to engage the macro on my canon a540?

Is there a button with a little flower symbol on it?

 

[Chef]

OMG!OMG!
Yessir, there is!

Thx Smallmouth!
I'll be sending you a bill for the new outboard storage drive I'll be needing.

I'll need to play with lighting more, but...this'll be real fun.
THX SMALLMOUTH!

 

[Smallmouth_Bass]

You're welcome. The hardest part is holding the camera still, figuring out how close it will go while still being able to focus and, of course, getting the proper lighting.

 

[pilotjones]

You're welcome. The hardest part is holding the camera still, figuring out how close it will go while still being able to focus and, of course, getting the proper lighting.

And, being careful not to take a "revealing ebay teapot picture" when shooting chrome!

 

[Chef]

 

[Smallmouth_Bass]

Nice! That last one looks a little Chi-zee!

 

[joeyl]

 

[BassAgent]

I think this belongs in here as well: