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Here's his head cap from his molt - balanced on two garnet sand grains from Bandon, Oregon under 2mm field of view

Really happy with how this one turned out...it's a tiny Habronattus Coecatus jumping spider....known for their tiny red faces. The whole spider is about 3.5mm long....a tiny little fellow. I've ...

Really happy with how this one turned out...it's a tiny Habronattus Coecatus jumping spider....known for their tiny red faces.  The whole spider is about 3.5mm long....a tiny little fellow.  I've ...

I love it!

I did this one today, a small fly's profile

I just fed my young male Phidippus Punami a fly that was bigger than he was and he proudly took it! Here he is hanging from the mesh screen on the top of his spider housing with his meal. OM-1, ...

I did this one the other day - thought some would enjoy it here.  It is called a Polythemus Moth, - I found it deceased and used the wings to make some great images.... the first I call "Fire in ...

well, 9 times out of 10, the 150-200 images I stack of a spider are numbers 1,450-1,600 of 1,600 images taken trying to get the spider not moving for those 150 images needed. meaning, it takes a ...

I haven't done that yet, but I am sure it can be done....just not sure what the result would be....

for some reason I cannot edit my post, but the website should be https://www.1of1images.com/

no no, the 60 isn't a pro lens - but with the MC-20 teleconverter and the kenko 16mm coupled with the 60mm macro it will be a front heavy setup for the EM10.  That's why I think the plastic ...

No, I don't think the EM10 would be suitable.  I would go one of the other directions - maybe with the plastic fantastic then, and a Raynox 150

I got a shot of one the other day, live....it was in my office... But then again I use the MC-20 teleconverter, 16mm Kenko extension tube to connect to the Olympus 60mm macro lens.  That's another ...

I'll start with two shots from Wednesday.  I found a male Maevia inclemens jumping spider.  Maevia inclemens males are dimorphic and have two different versions.  This is the dark version (also ...

Figured I would start one thread and not gum-up the whole forum with my individual posts.... My setup for those who don't know is: (1) Camera:  OM-1 (or previously the EM1 Mark 2 or 3)

A Pro 100-120mm macro - but not with telephoto capabilities.  I want to see something that has 2x to 5x magnification with focus bracketing capabilities that will make the MPE-65 by canon weep.  ...

When removing, make sure you are careful to not pull off the rubber coupler on the lens.

did you have to push a little harder and turn?

exactly!  but that was the 10mm which doesn't give it enough clearance.  You need to use the 16mm

comes on and off with a pull.  No issues at all.  I'll send a video if you send me your phone number or an email address+