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Ajophotog
15-04-2008, 19:57
A few butterfly faces.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2071/2416351653_034001fd78_o.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3036/2416351261_440b28ba21_o.jpg
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2393/2417169466_fc9d103512_o.jpg
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2068/2416350625_4d413fd9d8_o.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3239/2417169792_2d3187dcea_o.jpg
Beautifully sharp and clear shots with great detail :-)
Absolutely stunning shots Alby !
another great set alby,i never realised butterflies where so furry
Oh my god! suberb shots.:thumbs:
My man says I can have some Raynox lens as an extra late birthday pressie, must get them ordered.:exit:
OpticalFusion
15-04-2008, 20:13
Your shots are utterly stunning.
Dogfish_magnet
15-04-2008, 20:21
Great set set showing amazing detail:clap:
Your shots are utterly stunning.
Probably the best first post I've seen :p Great shots again :)
:clap: Awesome shots :clap:
MarkWoodhall22
15-04-2008, 20:30
They are simply excellent :thumbs:
What is your ermmm... 'Working Distance' I belive they may call it?:thinking:
Thats pretty damned close Alby
Nice set :thumbs:
Dan.Hodson
15-04-2008, 20:39
wow! link to said lens, or similar?
Ajophotog
15-04-2008, 20:52
Thanks for all your kind words folks they're very encouraging ;)
All shots taken with the Panasonic FZ8 and the Raynox DCR 250.
lordy lordy lordy, they are very good
captain jack
15-04-2008, 21:43
Outstanding shots there, very impressed.
Stephen67
15-04-2008, 22:13
Those are truly amazing Alby... are you connecting your camera to a microscope or something??? Fantastic detail. *Stunned* :clap:
Nice shots Alby, the detail in 4 5 is superb, and the colour in 3 is great
photostar_1
16-04-2008, 07:49
Wow!!! Excellent work Alby :clap:
shrimperblue
16-04-2008, 07:51
Rubbish :lol:
SB
Brilliantly sharp images, great work
You do know youre the reason I hate my macro lens dont you? :lol:
Every time I look at your stunning pictures, I think 'thats what I want from a macro lens!'
These are fabulous as always, and I cant wait to see more bugglies like these from you now the weather is warming up. :thumbs:
Duckydoodle
16-04-2008, 10:33
I hate bugs and insects so much but you keep taking these stunning shots that make me look at them. You're way too good at this ;) :lol:
Didgi Widgi
16-04-2008, 10:42
how did you get the bug to pose like that? did you pay it or ?
I'm blown away as usual:notworthy:
Borats Baby
16-04-2008, 11:06
Good god Alby,
http://www.hifiwigwam.com/images/emoticons/not_worthy.gif
Any closer and you'd be taking X-rays .
Ajophotog
16-04-2008, 16:56
Thanks for passing and all your kind words. :D
Didgi they were just drinking so were very tolerant of having a camera pushed into their faces. :lol:
Mark: working distance was about 4-5 inches.
MarkWoodhall22
16-04-2008, 20:34
Mark: working distance was about 4-5 inches.
Cool, thanks Alby!:thumbs:
dellipher
16-04-2008, 21:00
:'(
i Want to pretend that butterflies are always beautiful!
pearce_jj
16-04-2008, 21:23
Amazing as ever!
So will adding one of these £25 wonder lenses to my Fuji S6500 enable me to have a bash at some close-ups?
Ajophotog
16-04-2008, 21:28
Joe: thanks for looking ;)
Dellipher: No need to pretend all butterflies are beautiful ;)
James: Yes one will, go for the dcr 250 and practice. ;)
pearce_jj
16-04-2008, 21:31
(shuffles off to ebay ;))
dellipher
16-04-2008, 21:34
Butterflies areeeeeeeeeeee pretty...when they're not close up!:D
Cracking shots, as usual :)
Oh go away!!!!!!!!!!!! ;) :D
Ajophotog
18-04-2008, 13:46
Thanks Woodsy ;)
Janice I'm gone ;)
Thanks Vince and welcome to the forums ;)
Some amazing macro photography there... simply stunning in their detail!
I'm stunned at the competency of that camera and the macro lens.
I've got some macro lenses for my 400d but they never amount to this type of zoom.
Ajophotog
19-04-2008, 11:56
Some amazing macro photography there... simply stunning in their detail!
Thanks Psmeg ;)
I'm stunned at the competency of that camera and the macro lens.
I've got some macro lenses for my 400d but they never amount to this type of zoom.
These are probably about 3x lifesize so unless you have a Mp-e 65 you won't get that magnification as a 1:1 macro lens and a full set of extension tubes will only get you to 2x lifesize.
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