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Spent the day in the yard chasing ladybugs :-) I mist admit, i ended up swatting a few out of the air for some shots :blushing:... No harm done though

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[Edited on 10/21/2007 by Politik]
 
These are pretty good. Nice and sharp. I think they would benefit from more DOF tho.
 
Thanks for the comment!
I agree with the DOF, but sadly when using a reversal lens setup thats about the best you can get.. I guess it is its own style in a way.
 
Ha. So my first impression was right: these are reverse lens macros. Yes, they only give you razor thin DOF, no matter what, but I still like the outcome! Very nice. The third here is the funniest :D - I like that one a lot! (Well, I like them all, really, but that one makes me laugh).
 
Very nice indeed, 1 and 3 are my personal faves, but all great shots, and well done on getting the right bits in focus :).

tim
 
Thanks for the comment!
I agree with the DOF, but sadly when using a reversal lens setup thats about the best you can get.. I guess it is its own style in a way.

Yeah, thats tough. You can only Focus Stack to address it.
 
@Lafoto - thanks, usually that one would not have been a keeper for me but it put a smile to my face as well :-)

@tpe - thanks, it took a whole lot of rocking, patience, and timing.. Sadly these bugs do not stand still.

@TC - I have never heard of focus stack? unless you mean just stacking lenses?
 
@Lafoto - thanks, usually that one would not have been a keeper for me but it put a smile to my face as well :-)

@tpe - thanks, it took a whole lot of rocking, patience, and timing.. Sadly these bugs do not stand still.

@TC - I have never heard of focus stack? unless you mean just stacking lenses?

You basically take multiple images at different focus points, then merge them all into a final image. Ofcourse nothing can be moved, subject or camera. I think TPE who posted in this thread could offer advice on this as I think he has mastered it.

Check out this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Focus_stacking
 
oh, i was laying down in the grass shooting these guys onn the run. That would take some practice... maybe next time i am out i will give it a try
 

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