How to Determine Your Macro Magnification

Set up the area where you will be doing the measuring., Determine the actual size of your sensor.Some Canon and Kodak are 36 X 24, Nikon D70 is 23.7 X 15.7, etc. , Take a picture of the measuring tape., Do the math.,Repeat as needed.

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Set up the area where you will be doing the measuring.

    Lay the measuring tape or rule out on a flat surface.

    Set up a tripod for capturing the image without blur.
  2. Step 2: Determine the actual size of your sensor.Some Canon and Kodak are 36 X 24

    , Start it on a whole number to make your math easier.

    Be sure that you will be able to see the measurement marks––ensure it is lit well enough. , If you get
    11.75 and the camera sensor is
    23.7, divide
    23.7 by
    11.75.
    23.7/11 =
    2.02 ,
  3. Step 3: Nikon D70 is 23.7 X 15.7

  4. Step 4: Take a picture of the measuring tape.

  5. Step 5: Do the math.

  6. Step 6: Repeat as needed.

Detailed Guide

Lay the measuring tape or rule out on a flat surface.

Set up a tripod for capturing the image without blur.

, Start it on a whole number to make your math easier.

Be sure that you will be able to see the measurement marks––ensure it is lit well enough. , If you get
11.75 and the camera sensor is
23.7, divide
23.7 by
11.75.
23.7/11 =
2.02 ,

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