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    Mark, I would never have guessed that you took that with the pancake lens. Great creativity.

    I thought I had found an unusual species of bee on my buddleja bush, until I saw it hovering. Bees can't do that. This one is a hoverfly that has evolved to mimic the honey bee.


    Hoverfly on Buddleja by Andrew Stringer, on Flickr


    Hoverfly on Buddleja by Andrew Stringer, on Flickr

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    Expect to see a lot of similar shots like this pop into this topic in the near future.


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    A couple of weeks ago, my wife was out in the garden and came rushing back inside to tell me there were a couple of praying mantises in the yard. We put them in a terrarium so our daughter's kindergarten class could have a look. These shots are of the male, taken after we released them back into the yard.

    "Mantis"

    EOS 1D X, MP-E 65mm f/2.8 1-5x Macro @ ~3x, 1/250 s, f/14, ISO 400, MT-24EX


    "Mantis Prey"

    EOS 1D X, EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM, 1/160 s, f/11, ISO 6400


    Thanks for looking!

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    Nice shots Neuro....I just received my MP-E 65 and MT EX 24 flash from Adorama (found a good deal on a used system) and I took this today hand held. Man, the depth of field is so thin with this lens I can see a focusing rail in my future. No other way to do stack focus. This is a single image.

    1D MKIV + MP E 65mm @ 2X
    ISO 800
    1/320
    f/16
    MT EX 24 macro flash on manual @ 1/64 power


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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.
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    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


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    Quote Originally Posted by Joel Eade View Post
    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

    Very cool!

    Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 4

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sean Setters View Post
    Very cool!

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    Thanks Sean!

    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.


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    Joel,

    Looks like your having a great time with the MP-E! Keep them coming!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jayson View Post
    Joel,

    Looks like your having a great time with the MP-E! Keep them coming!
    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

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