gone and got a MP-E

courierman

hi all it's stop raining here and I'v just got out with the MP-E 65 ,saw some Globular Springtail so I shot them at F9 and F10 at 3:1 with the MP-E65 ,first time out in the wild ,so I i'll get better with it

no crop all as is









it does give a blue tint :rolleyes:

thanks

Skippy

courierman wrote:

hi all it's stop raining here and I'v just got out with the MP-E 65 ,saw some Globular Springtail so I shot them at F9 and F10 at 3:1 with the MP-E65 ,first time out in the wild ,so I i'll get better with it

no crop all as is
it does give a blue tint

thanks

Hi there Courierman, congratulations on your new Lens.
Those little Springtails are such cute looking little critters,
I am yet to find one.

Your right about getting better from here on in,
takes a while to get used to such a shallow DOF with this lens.

All the best with your learning curve,
Using a flash is the way to go with that lens ... Skippy
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Lord Vetinari

LOvely springtail shots Courirman and congrats on the lens.
I assume these are flash at those settings - they almost look like natural light shots which I think is impossible. They also look better than the shots you originally posted on POTN- not so many compression artifacts.
You are right about the blue tint (one of the reasons they look like natural light a bit)- I don't get any tinting with my setup - do you shoot RAW or JPG?

Brian V.

courierman

thanks Skippy, are you haveing fun with your one ?

thanks Brian ,yes I shot in raw ,the flash i use is the vivita 285 some 20 odd years old no TTL so it's set at 1/16th power

swintonphoto

I look at all these posts in the holy macro threads of all sorts of bugs - I think I am bug-o-phobic or something (especially spiders -eek). I just wouldn't like to get near these creatures. So, kudos to you and all the others.

courierman

you know the best way to stop being a bug-o-phobic is to start photographing them