Most camera brands compensate for this and display the correct working aperture on screen, but it’s reported that some Canon cameras don’t.
If you’re shooting at F/2.8 for example, given the effect of magnification it may look more like an exposure taken at F/5.6 and therefore darker.
But with macro photography, we commonly use larger apertures to bring in more light.īecause of the effect of macro lens magnification, the effective aperture you’re shooting at may not give you the exposure you expect. Normally small apertures (i.e F/11 upwards) create a greater depth of field making it easier to focus, but this may not give you the exposure you need. Understanding which focus mode to use and where to place it in your macro photos is the most crucial story-telling element to get right.
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