Wow... a lot of great shots being posted. It looks like Joel's "4 eyes" is looking up and keeping a close eye on neuro's Praying Mantises hoping not to be the next meal.:rolleyes:
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Wow... a lot of great shots being posted. It looks like Joel's "4 eyes" is looking up and keeping a close eye on neuro's Praying Mantises hoping not to be the next meal.:rolleyes:
1D MKIV + MT EX 24 flash @ 1/64 power
MP-E-65mm @ 3X
Tripod + Novoflex Castel L focusing rail
ISO 800
f/16
1/100
This is a 14 image stack of a moth put together using the trial version of Zerene Stacker
http://joeleadephotography.zenfolio....53483185-5.jpg
Very cool!Quote:
Originally Posted by Joel Eade
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Thanks Sean!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Setters
Here is another....this one is a 42 image stack of deceased May Fly I found on the front porch this morning, same set up as the moth picture.
http://joeleadephotography.zenfolio....56421007-4.jpg
Joel,
Looks like your having a great time with the MP-E! Keep them coming!
Awesome images, Joel. The contractors are coming soon to build me a nice workbench in my garage. I plan on making part of it a dedicated macro studio so I can set up my rails and lighting to keep me busy this winter.
Here's one from a recent trip out with the butterfly club.
http://bimmermail.com/GPBFC/oct6/sweatbee01-md.jpg
Thanks....it is a fun lens and using a rail for stack focus makes even more fun!Quote:
Originally Posted by M_Six
It is an amazing lens but a macro flash and focus rail are just about mandatory due to the super skinny dof, especially if you want to stack focus:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Jayson
Mark...both are great, but I really like #1.