Caterpillars

[orionmystery]

Hawk moth caterpillar. Merged from 6 images

IMG_0288 merged copy by Kurt (orionmystery.blogspot.com), on Flickr


IMG_6831 merged copy by Kurt (orionmystery.blogspot.com), on Flickr

Thosea vetusta caterpillar

IMG_7979b copy by Kurt (orionmystery.blogspot.com), on Flickr

Not sure what caterpillar

IMG_8511 copy by Kurt (orionmystery.blogspot.com), on Flickr

Not sure of its ID.

IMG_9628 merged copy by Kurt (orionmystery.blogspot.com), on Flickr

 

[Demers18]

Those are some awesome shots!

Which lens were you using?

 

[cgipson1]

Those are some awesome shots!

Which lens were you using?

Kurt usually leaves the Exif data in his shots... so you can find out that way! Looks like these were all shot at 65mm... so he probably used his Canon MP-E65 for these.

 

[cgipson1]

awesome shots.. I love that last one, that is one ODD looking critter! What planet did that come from, LOL!

 

[Cpi2011]

Amazing set of photographs specially the first and 3rd images are great...

 

[Demers18]

Kurt usually leaves the Exif data in his shots... so you can find out that way! Looks like these were all shot at 65mm... so he probably used his Canon MP-E65 for these.

I had actually looked for it and only saw that he took the shot with his 40D and there was no info about the lens, hence the reason for the question.

Then again I was looking with my iPhone so I'm not sure if Flickr doesn't show all the exif data while on your mobile.

 

[orionmystery]

Those are some awesome shots!

Which lens were you using?

Those are some awesome shots!

Which lens were you using?

Kurt usually leaves the Exif data in his shots... so you can find out that way! Looks like these were all shot at 65mm... so he probably used his Canon MP-E65 for these.

awesome shots.. I love that last one, that is one ODD looking critter! What planet did that come from, LOL!

Amazing set of photographs specially the first and 3rd images are great...

Kurt usually leaves the Exif data in his shots... so you can find out that way! Looks like these were all shot at 65mm... so he probably used his Canon MP-E65 for these.

I had actually looked for it and only saw that he took the shot with his 40D and there was no info about the lens, hence the reason for the question.

Then again I was looking with my iPhone so I'm not sure if Flickr doesn't show all the exif data while on your mobile.

Thanks for looking and commenting, Demers18, Charlie, Cpi2011.

Demers - Charlie is right. I don't hide my exif. They are all still intact. All with the MP-E65 1x-5x macro lens.

You can use any exif viewer to view them. I have a slightly outdated guide here: http://orionmystery.blogspot.com/2009/02/exif-viewer-read-before-you-ask-what.html

ps: just installed Fxif...it works great. Doubt you can view on smartphones though.

 

[Demers18]

Thanks for looking and commenting, Demers18, Charlie, Cpi2011.

Demers - Charlie is right. I don't hide my exif. They are all still intact. All with the MP-E65 1x-5x macro lens.

You can use any exif viewer to view them. I have a slightly outdated guide here: EXIF Viewer - why you need to view it! | Up Close with Nature

ps: just installed Fxif...it works great. Doubt you can view on smartphones though.

Thanks Kurt

I just checked on my computer and yes all the exif data is there. They must not let you see it while using your phone.

None the less your photo's are amazing and thank for sharing them.

 

[RxForB3]

Merged as in focus stacking? Or merged how? Very nice and clear photos. Can't wait till maybe I can reach this quality!

 

[orionmystery]

Thanks for looking and commenting, Demers18, Charlie, Cpi2011.

Demers - Charlie is right. I don't hide my exif. They are all still intact. All with the MP-E65 1x-5x macro lens.

You can use any exif viewer to view them. I have a slightly outdated guide here: EXIF Viewer - why you need to view it! | Up Close with Nature

ps: just installed Fxif...it works great. Doubt you can view on smartphones though.

Thanks Kurt

I just checked on my computer and yes all the exif data is there. They must not let you see it while using your phone.

None the less your photo's are amazing and thank for sharing them.

My pleasure, Demers18

Merged as in focus stacking? Or merged how? Very nice and clear photos. Can't wait till maybe I can reach this quality!

Thanks RxForB3. Merged like this: Photomerge 6 MPE65 shots into one | Up Close with Nature

 

[RxForB3]

I see Thanks for the link!

 

[groan]

I never thought of doing a merge that way, but it makes sense, why wouldn't it work?
Does it give you a larger image as an end result?

 

[orionmystery]

I never thought of doing a merge that way, but it makes sense, why wouldn't it work?
Does it give you a larger image as an end result?

Yes, you'll get a bigger image as an end result. Sometimes the merging won't work but it's still possible to merge the images manually.

I see Thanks for the link!

You're welcome.