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Hi everyone.
Here we have classical fly. I used canon 40d + 4 or 5 extension tubes + pancolar 1,8/50 + 430ex II + homemade diffuser.
Photo technique: stack photo.
This photo is my one from first (in this technique) therefore I know that it isn't perfect(the work with a flashgun is difficult). I used three blendes. Two stood all over the side of the fly, one under lens. It is hardest to light the fly uniformly, so that the flash of a flashgun doesn't stand out rapidly flies.
Done photograph around 7 or 8 photographs (I don't remember). Every about other focal. In this way after folding into one photograph the entire insect is sharp.
And what's more everything. I hope that I didn't make linguistic mistakes.;) if so - I apologise. |
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- horias
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(11033) - [2010-05-09 11:32]
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Waw...what a great macro! Sharpness of the details are amazing! Congratulation!
Hy Pawel
As perfect as a scaning electron microscopy!!!Excellent!
Regards,
Oana
wow incredible shot, this is amazing..so much detail and sharpness for such a close shot....very good a perfect 10 in my mind!
very very colse up photo!!!! nice technique
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- zetu
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(16941) - [2010-05-09 20:59]
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Hello Pawel
Wow! Excellent work!
Thanks for sharing
Razvan
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