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Hmnn, i really like the way the shadows are soft, but still enough to give a 3d effect, it brings the insect out nicely but the background doesnt get too dark, which is something i dont like about mine. I used a 105mm sigma macro, a sigma 1.4x tc and a 31 mm extention tube, with a minolta ring flash, but as the light sourse is so close that the falloff from the flash is horrendous. I am going to have to try an external flash with a diffuser again after seeing how your backgrounds are still light and soft shadows on the subject. Last time it was a bit heavy and complecated to handle, but the flash was hand held on a synch lead, so no good results, perhaps fabricating some kind of bracket will help.
tim
Thanks. I have no clue what it is either. It's pretty small though, it's only about 3/8" long (not counting the legs).Nice post jeepers. I have no idea what kind of spider that is.