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My macro shots...

It has been a long time since I've posted here...
The snow is leaving and the bugs are coming back :)

These days are mostly spiders, but others will come :P

#1 - This butterfly was born in my apartment.
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#1.2 - Here she is, inside the cocoon
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#2 - Found this little guy at work :) (he's on a toothpick)
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#3 - and today, this lovely jumping spider came to my place :)
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In the meantime I've changed my equipment once again.
Traded the GX8 for a G85 and sold the Tokina 100mm and bought an amazing Olympus 60mm Macro.

Cheers


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Hi, been a while since I've posted here.
I bought a 40mm Micro lens for my D5300, and I use it mostly for product but I am also trying some macro on some insects :D

After that I saw a little spider on a tube and brought her home.


I like your fifth insect image the best! I like the orange background here! :1247::1219: [9/10]
 
Some more macro love (this time with a Full Frame and the amazing Tokina 100mm 2.8 Macro).

#1 Abacetus salzmanni (?) (comon ground Beetle)
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#2
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#3
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Cheers
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Robber Fly
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Cheers​

Great shot. Just starting to do macro myself. Have you used the Raynox 250 with the Oly 60mm? I should have the Raynox 250 in a couple weeks and plan to use it with the 60mm.
 
Thanks mate.
On this shot I've used my Nikon D610 with a Tokina 100mm 2.8 macro.
It's a 20 photo stack.

Also, the tokina is mounted on a PK-13 extension tube (27mm).

Cheers
 
Thanks mate.
On this shot I've used my Nikon D610 with a Tokina 100mm 2.8 macro.
It's a 20 photo stack.

Also, the tokina is mounted on a PK-13 extension tube (27mm).

Cheers

I know you didn't use the Oly 60mm for this shot but I know you had one so I wondered if you ever used the Raynox on it and what you thought of the combination.
 
Post #62 is with the Oly 60mm.
But I didn't try the Raynox with the 60mm, since the crop factor of the MFT sensor system will get you a very good magnification already.

Cheers
 
Testing the Nikon PB-6 extension Bellows
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10 photo stack | f/11 | ISO 100 | 13s
Cheers​
 

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