KevRev123
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- Chicago, IL
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Now that we're finally getting some sort of warm weather I decided forget work for an hour or two and take my Nikon Medical-Nikkor.C AUTO 200mm f/5.6 out for some field work.
I have the LD-1 DC Power unit which allows me to use the built in ring flash untethered from a power outlet. Of course with the help of 8 D batteries which normally would be heavy but I have AA to D adapters that lets me use my Eneloops.
Using this lens is hard since ants move and there is no focus ring what so ever, so I have to constantly move. However I figured I'd use the good old trick of focusing on one spot and then snapping the picture when they stepped into it.
Here are the best:
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#3 - Put a dime next to them so you can see scale and because it made them pause to inspect
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#5 - Accidentally moved the ratio ring so it imprinted the 3x (3:1 life-size reproduction ratio) on the image.
I have the LD-1 DC Power unit which allows me to use the built in ring flash untethered from a power outlet. Of course with the help of 8 D batteries which normally would be heavy but I have AA to D adapters that lets me use my Eneloops.
Using this lens is hard since ants move and there is no focus ring what so ever, so I have to constantly move. However I figured I'd use the good old trick of focusing on one spot and then snapping the picture when they stepped into it.
Here are the best:
#1
#2
#3 - Put a dime next to them so you can see scale and because it made them pause to inspect
#4
#5 - Accidentally moved the ratio ring so it imprinted the 3x (3:1 life-size reproduction ratio) on the image.