DanW
Certified Stick Killer
You need to increase your aperture, or in other words, drop your f-stop number to increase your DOF, allowing more of the stuff in the front and back to be in focus.
So I should set the camera at a lower F stop like 2.8 or like 6? I've got a Canon 100MM Macro lens and a Canon EOS XTI.Dan, what macro lense you using? F18 is pretty high, so your doing the right thing, but the ratio of your macro lense will limit your DOF (depth of field).