Various Macros with Raynox 250

Barcon said:

Great pictures (though I skipped by the spiders!) especially the
last one. It's not only a beautiful bug but you caught the wing
lights and it is in very good focus.
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Barbara
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Catz01 said:

You must be as steady as a post to do these handheld what is your
technique.....well done and throughly enjoyed the series
Joyce

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tchuanye said:

...it will be good to share the settings. Apeture setting? flash
ext or on board etc.

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tchuanye said:

Anyway, you got the focus on the eyes just that bit on the top. So
you were there. Get a little lower and parallel to the insect to
get the entire fly within the DOF. Flash is rather harsh, so it
will be good the diffuse it some.

andrepaul said:

..I just want to share with you, to get the advice of an expert !
--Just got my Raynox250 4 days ago and tried the next :



Share pictures from Luxembourg

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Bob Frank said:

Another fantastic series tchuanye!
Thanks for posting.
Bob
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http://www.bugmacros.com

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Bob Corson said:

Wow great shots. Don't know how you are so steady hand held
especially if one hand is holding the extra flash! Don't know that
I can get that steady even with a monopod . . .thanks they were
great!

Bob

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luisflorit said:

Fantastic!!! My fave is the green-eyed spider.... What spider is it?
Thanks for posting,
L.
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FZee50 + Oly EfEl50 + TeeCon17 + Raynx150
Nikn CeePee4500; Cann EsDee500

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Knowmad said:

Simply wonderful shots, and that ant-mimicing spider is a new one
on me. One thing: Is there any way to get more DOF, or is that a
function of the Raynox 250? Thanks.

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