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The Miops Smart+ is said to be an extremely versatile trigger – and according to the manufacturer, ideally suited for high-speed photography. The device can be triggered by motion, sound, or even by a laser directed at the trigger.
We at Rollei wanted to know more about the types of shots possible in this special area of photography with the Smart+ and tested it with professional photographer Paul Reiffer.

This type of photography gives us a unique view of the world. A seemingly upside-down world, captured inside a glass sphere. With impressive 180° views of the scene, it’s a new interpretation of the desire to see "ultrawide" landscapes. At the same time, there’s also plenty of room for creativity!

Everyday objects, people, and other subjects can appear mysterious and exciting at the same time when captured in close-up. In this article, we'll reveal how to develop an eye for detail in macro photography, provide a guide with helpful tips, and tell you what equipment you need besides lenses.

Strictly speaking, the aperture is nothing more than a mechanical device in the lens. Normally, the aperture is fully open so that, for example, a bright viewfinder image can be created in a single-lens reflex camera. All information about the f-number in photography can be found in the blog post.