Small bee zoom
Lord Vetinari
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Small bee about 9mm body length sheltering on the underside of leaf from a brief rain shower. Taken from 1:1 to 5:1
Brian V.
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Love that tiny water droplet on it's eye, look how magnified it is in #6
Ahhhhhhh Brian you always make me smile with your posts
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Hey, these are really really good micro pictures. The focus is perfect. What kind of echipment are you using? Thanks for sharing!
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but why did u shoot the last one at f5?
snowalker - using a 40D/MPE-65/430Ex flash - more info here http://www.flickr.com/groups/topic/66514/
Jorngenesen. As the magnification goes up on an MPE-65, the diffraction softening gets progressively worse so if you want fine detail in the shot you have to open up the aperture. Most of these shots are focus stacked from several shots to get some of the DOF back
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pity you could not have got a flower refraction in the rain drop also!
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Phil- if the bee had had a drop on it's back I might have tried at a refraction
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Looking at your sequence of pictures I could really get a grasp abou the range of magnification one can get from the MPE-65.
Thanks
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