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Ajophotog
13-09-2007, 12:44
With me. Haha a housefly feel important by the look on it's face :-D
Taken with the Panasonic FZ8 and Raynox MSN 202.
EwwwW!
Excellent shots once again
Chillimonster
13-09-2007, 13:18
erm....... WOW :thumbs:
your pics continue to amaze me.
What kit are you using to get that sort of detail?
Ajophotog
13-09-2007, 13:23
EwwwW!
Excellent shots once again
Thanks for looking Oldgit ;)
erm....... WOW :thumbs:
your pics continue to amaze me.
What kit are you using to get that sort of detail?
Thanks for looking CM, I've added the details to the post :D
barbaricacidman
13-09-2007, 13:27
thats one ugly bug! great shot though!
These are stunning Alby! I see you are martyr in the face of adversity to your art ( being stared down by a fly :D)
The feeding Mossies are stil my favourite though ;)
Oh come on can't you post some crap for us to comment on:D ( after that comment I suppose the next shot will be a dog turd macro :lol:
Excellent detail, cant wait to get my Raynox now.
Ajophotog
13-09-2007, 14:59
thats one ugly bug! great shot though!
Thanks for looking and your right it ia ugly up close :D
These are stunning Alby! I see you are martyr in the face of adversity to your art ( being stared down by a fly :D)
The feeding Mossies are stil my favourite though ;)
I'll stare anyone down, me :eek: haha thanks for looking Chris. BTW got a reply from Management Board from NPTA so I'll let you know when I know more.
Oh come on can't you post some crap for us to comment on:D ( after that comment I suppose the next shot will be a dog turd macro :lol:
Excellent detail, cant wait to get my Raynox now.
Yeah I do plenty of crap ones but, I don't think your are ready for them yet Scraggs.;) What raynox did you go for?
torque22
13-09-2007, 15:30
Nice pics again AJ.
Will the raynox fit onto my EFS 60mm.
Is the raynox just a magnifying glass?
How does it affect exposure time?
Ajophotog
13-09-2007, 15:39
Nice pics again AJ.
Will the raynox fit onto my EFS 60mm.
Is the raynox just a magnifying glass?
How does it affect exposure time?
Thanks for looking torque, Not sure as I haven't got that lens, it works on my 18-55 ef-s but I have to zoom it to about 40mm. here is the raynox japan site have a look.
http://www.raynox.co.jp/english/egindex.htm
I went for the MSN-202 should be here soon hopefully
Ajophotog
13-09-2007, 19:02
I went for the MSN-202 should be here soon hopefully
You have to get quite close with the 202 about 6-8cms and DOF is very tight also. Don't expect great results as it takes a bit of practice but I'm sure a photog of your caliber will get the knack of it pretty quick ;) The 250 or even the 150 are better first choices giving you more distance between the lens and subject and a wider plane of focus.
You have to get quite close with the 202 about 6-8cms
Which begs the question, how do you get so close to your bugs without scaring them? The little bug gers scarper as soon as I get near! Are you a ninja? Or perhaps a Jedi master (waves hand "you will pose for me!) I`ve got the DCR 250 and a fuji 6500fd.
madmitch
13-09-2007, 19:16
Great Macros yet again AJ :clap:
Ajophotog
13-09-2007, 19:21
You have to get quite close with the 202 about 6-8cms
Which begs the question, how do you get so close to your bugs without scaring them? The little bug gers scarper as soon as I get near! Are you a ninja? Or perhaps a Jedi master (waves hand "you will pose for me!) I`ve got the DCR 250 and a fuji 6500fd.
Very slowly is the answer of you can lay out a trap of a bit of jam and place the camera and wait for the fly to return. I also shot a lot in the early morning before the insects have warmed up and are slow.
Great Macros yet again AJ :clap:
Thanks Mitch ;)
Great photography and just shows there features perfectly :thumbs:
Pat
Ladybird
14-09-2007, 10:27
:notworthy:
antihero
14-09-2007, 11:41
any closer and we'll be looking at fly bogeys! :p
great shots AJ!
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