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Ajophotog
04-09-2007, 18:58
Not sure what species this is but it one of the mini size flies only 2-3mm long.
Crikey! you`ve done it again! Cheesed me off that is! Those eyes! Excellent as usual.
Ajophotog
04-09-2007, 19:10
Crikey! you`ve done it again! Cheesed me off that is! Those eyes! Excellent as usual.
Sorry Praxis, didn't mean to upset anyone with my shots:'(:'(
Ajophotog
04-09-2007, 19:12
Yeah I know :)
I'm looking to get a decent Macro lens, possibly the Sigma 50mm EX DG. What glass did you use? Fantastic shots by the way.
Ajophotog
04-09-2007, 19:23
2nd is superb! Fab work!
Thanks for looking Ewan :)
I'm looking to get a decent Macro lens, possibly the Sigma 50mm EX DG. What glass did you use? Fantastic shots by the way.
I used my Panasonic FZ8 with the Raynox msn 202. Thanks for looking Brash :)
torque22
04-09-2007, 19:58
You and your Raynox really are king of the macro shots.
I love the detail in the eyes.
Nice shots again with superb detail, I have to confess I am looking at the raynox lenses, but some of the samples on the raynox website aren't that great.
Ajophotog
04-09-2007, 20:14
You and your Raynox really are king of the macro shots.
I love the detail in the eyes.
Thanks for your kind words touque. :D
Nice shots again with superb detail, I have to confess I am looking at the raynox lenses, but some of the samples on the raynox website aren't that great.
I love my Raynox lenses so much I don't us my kenko tubes very much now on my Canon. I don't think you would be disappointed if you purchased one. The 150 is the easiest to use followed by the 250. The 202 is the hardest to use as it has an ultra thin DOF but is great for minute insect like this fly, it was only 2-3mm.
Ladybird
04-09-2007, 20:27
I want to hate you! :p :razz:
Ladybird
04-09-2007, 20:29
........ fantastic shots! That second one is amazing! So sharp. :thumbs:
Ajophotog
04-09-2007, 20:30
I want to hate you! :p :razz:
Damn, I'm not posting anymore as everyone hates me:'(:'(
Ajophotog
04-09-2007, 20:31
........ fantastic shots! That second one is amazing! So sharp. :thumbs:
thats better :D
brilliant again chap.
What end of the zoom are you using? the full 400 odd mm?
Thinking I may have to re-think my macro strategy....
ebay....panasonic......no.......stop.............. .....
Ajophotog
04-09-2007, 21:14
Thanks for looking Gandhi. These were shot at about half zoom 240mm or there abouts, the exif is still intact if you want to look. I think the panny and raynox is a wonderful combination. I wish I had got the fz50 though for the hot shoe to improve my lighting. I might have to upgrade when I get some spare cash:)
antihero
04-09-2007, 22:42
both good, #2 standing out though, great shot! :) That Panny is worth every penny. Looked into the Raynox lenses, but unfortunatley they wont fit onto the tamron (49mm) by the looks of it.
my extension tubes came today, so i've had a bit of a play....extension tubes>x2 TC>Tamron 90mm! :cuckoo: gets lovely and close, and suprised it doesn't really effect the exposure at all...I wish i had a garden, bugs dont really like my bricked up back yard!
Great shots :clap:, 2nd one is fantastic :thumbs:
Ajophotog
04-09-2007, 22:49
both good, #2 standing out though, great shot! :) That Panny is worth every penny. Looked into the Raynox lenses, but unfortunatley they wont fit onto the tamron (49mm) by the looks of it.
my extension tubes came today, so i've had a bit of a play....extension tubes>x2 TC>Tamron 90mm! :cuckoo: gets lovely and close, and suprised it doesn't really effect the exposure at all...I wish i had a garden, bugs dont really like my bricked up back yard!
Thanks for looking AH, the raynox will fit you need a stepdown ring, if your tamron is 49mm get a 49-43 stepdown for the dcr 250 or 150 and a 49-37 for the msn 202.
Ajophotog
04-09-2007, 22:51
Great shots :clap:, 2nd one is fantastic :thumbs:
Thanks for looking Richie :)
antihero
04-09-2007, 22:56
Thanks for looking AH, the raynox will fit you need a stepdown ring, if your tamron is 49mm get a 49-43 stepdown for the dcr 250 or 150 and a 49-37 for the msn 202.
thanks for that AJ....noted!
Thanks for looking Gandhi. These were shot at about half zoom 240mm or there abouts, the exif is still intact if you want to look. I think the panny and raynox is a wonderful combination. I wish I had got the fz50 though for the hot shoe to improve my lighting. I might have to upgrade when I get some spare cash:)
tbh I don't think there's much improvement over the fz30. Yous should be able to pick one up on the bay fairlycheap nowadays.
Ajophotog
05-09-2007, 09:12
tbh I don't think there's much improvement over the fz30. Yous should be able to pick one up on the bay fairlycheap nowadays.
I thing the difference between a secondhand 30 and a new 50 is less than £50 so I would bother with the fz30, may just go for the new fz50 or wait and see what the new replacement for the 50 is going to be.
Stunning, especially No2. :clap: You continue to impress mate, great work!:thumbs:
Ajophotog
05-09-2007, 10:24
Thanks for looking Ian, much appreciated :)
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