jcdeboever
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How in the heck do you guys get these things to stay in place for stacked images?
Question.
How in the heck do you guys get these things to stay in place for stacked images?
ThanksThese are really great! Are you using a manual focus rail or one of the fancy ones like the stack shot from cognysis? What software are using to merge the stack?
Question.
How in the heck do you guys get these things to stay in place for stacked images?
Usually sacked images require a dead subject. However I prefer live subjects whenever possible and will often anesthetize the insect with CO2 to put them to sleep long enough to set up the shot the way I want then simply wait for the moment they begin to wake then start firing.
Makes perfect sense. I was thinking, either these guys have the laziest flies in the world, or they're really good at finding intact dead flies.Question.
How in the heck do you guys get these things to stay in place for stacked images?
Usually sacked images require a dead subject. However I prefer live subjects whenever possible and will often anesthetize the insect with CO2 to put them to sleep long enough to set up the shot the way I want then simply wait for the moment they begin to wake then start firing.
Some people get up really early and find insects which are half asleep (not me).Makes perfect sense. I was thinking, either these guys have the laziest flies in the world, or they're really good at finding intact dead flies.Question.
How in the heck do you guys get these things to stay in place for stacked images?
Usually sacked images require a dead subject. However I prefer live subjects whenever possible and will often anesthetize the insect with CO2 to put them to sleep long enough to set up the shot the way I want then simply wait for the moment they begin to wake then start firing.
How do you use CO2 to anesthetize them?Question.
How in the heck do you guys get these things to stay in place for stacked images?
Usually sacked images require a dead subject. However I prefer live subjects whenever possible and will often anesthetize the insect with CO2 to put them to sleep long enough to set up the shot the way I want then simply wait for the moment they begin to wake then start firing.
ThanksWhat great photos! You must have a very steady hand, to get such great results with with a focus ring.
With a short lens like mine (40mm) it's very hard to hard to not hit the vegetation with the flash and diffuserBTW great photos, I really like the side on one. Do you not find your flash set up difficult where there is lots of vegetation?
I thought that would be a problem. That is why I often have to use my pop up flash with canon 60mm.With a short lens like mine (40mm) it's very hard to hard to not hit the vegetation with the flash and diffuser
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