A couple of macro stacks

[davholla12]

Dicyrtoma fusca, the approximate size is 2.01 mm, magnification is 4.61, grid ref TQ 40104 68783
2026-04-01-23.16.35 ZS retouchedSpringtailv3 by davholla2002, on Flickr

Harvestman, TQ 40104 68783 , the approximate size is 2.45 mm, magnification is 1.68 Spring Harvestman
(Rilaena triangularis)

2026-04-02-08.38.21 ZS retouchedHarvestmanv4 by davholla2002, on Flickr

 

[Jeff1547 47]

Nice shots ....

 

[Overread15 3]

Awesome shots - really need to get my MPE 65mmm going again and go hunting some springtails!

Also nothing like high magnification photography to show of all the dust on your sensor. Might be worth going to a shop and getting it a clean; seems you've got quite a few on the screen so worth doing (and saves having to spot-heal them out of shots in editing)

 

[davholla12]

Awesome shots - really need to get my MPE 65mmm going again and go hunting some springtails!

Also nothing like high magnification photography to show of all the dust on your sensor. Might be worth going to a shop and getting it a clean; seems you've got quite a few on the screen so worth doing (and saves having to spot-heal them out of shots in editing)

That's annoying I hadn't seen those but I feared they were there, but now I can see them!

 

[davholla12]

Any ideas where in the UK is a good place?

 

[Overread15 3]

Honestly most good camera shops should be able to clean your camera sensor without much difficulty. That should get a lot of the dust off any any few specks that remain which high-magnification photography shows, should then be a lot easier and quicker to remove