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 06/27/2005 01:51:44 PM · #1

its a leg
yes hes alive

stacked 70-200 2.8 L and 24-70 2.8 L

doesnt matter if you have f 1000, the DOF is going to be tiny no matter what you do

Message edited by author 2005-06-27 13:53:04.
 06/27/2005 01:53:52 PM · #2
I wish my macro was that good!
 06/27/2005 01:57:19 PM · #3
Is this cropped ? this is really extreme !!
I used 50mm on 100mm and got this.. (50% of frame cropped )
06/27/2005 01:59:42 PM · #4
ok how do you stack lens!?
simply put it in front of the other lens?
 06/27/2005 02:02:23 PM · #5
Originally posted by scuds:
ok how do you stack lens!?
simply put it in front of the other lens?

there is a link to the setup I used in details of my fly shot.. here's the setup
06/27/2005 02:07:29 PM · #6
Originally posted by gaurawa:
Originally posted by scuds:
ok how do you stack lens!?
simply put it in front of the other lens?

there is a link to the setup I used in details of my fly shot.. here's the setup


ok now that "bugs" me hehehe!
interesting thing......i'll just try and see what I can do puting mytwo lenses "face to face" LoL

prolly a blurry blob will come out of my shot
 06/27/2005 02:08:28 PM · #7
Originally posted by gaurawa:
Is this cropped ? this is really extreme !!
I used 50mm on 100mm and got this.. (50% of frame cropped )


cropped horizontally, not vertically if ya know what i mean
 06/27/2005 02:10:06 PM · #8
Wow, I'm going to have to think of something very different if I want to get on the board in this challenge with my P&S. That's some pretty extreme stuff. Maybe I can borrow the electron microscope at the U. of Toronto.
 06/27/2005 02:14:50 PM · #9
Originally posted by gaurawa:
Is this cropped ? this is really extreme !!
I used 50mm on 100mm and got this.. (50% of frame cropped )

That is very, very close with a lot of detail. That combination works well. It is an excellent image.

Reviewers may find the out of focus snout(or whatever the heck that near part of the insect is) would be more appealing if it were in a little better focus. You'd likely have to have less of the eyes in focus to accomplish that given you are already shooting at f/16. You will find that past high placing insect macros are focused absolutely sharp or very close to it at their nearest point to the camera.
06/27/2005 02:17:57 PM · #10
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Message edited by author 2005-07-11 21:31:40.
 06/27/2005 02:20:48 PM · #11


I am done next =)
 06/27/2005 02:26:17 PM · #12
Originally posted by DustDevil:


I am done next =)


Tried that... didn't work:(
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