Spider with Raynox setup

[Tintin124]

Another shot from my garden with 1.4x converter, Tamron 90mm and Raynox 202, hand held as ever with me.

Please see the my other thread for details on magnification and what to expect for above setup, new lacewing photos.

Linky....

Here is one I liked of a spider I found, funnily enough it was the last photo where I managed to get the angle I was looking for, you can see the others on my Flickr page.


Spider 1.4x Tamron Raynox 202-4 by bthomas124, on Flickr

All comments welcome, back out into the garden now. But without the raynox.

 

[Deleted member 3428]

Sharp staring eyes. Very good Bryn.

 

[TimmyG]

Great one Bryn, in your face and lots of impact. Love it!

Looking at the others on flickr, I note you have very narrow DoF. Can you increase your aperture some more (I've no experience with these achromats so not sure what settings are recommended).

 

[DayDreamer]

Nice one Bryn & looking like it's been on a 'bender' & can't stand straight unless it was you on the 'bender' & leaning before falling right over

Note to by a spirit level for Bryn

 

[Tintin124]

Looking at the others on flickr, I note you have very narrow DoF.

I see Nick tends to use f32. I liked f22 for the face shot however.

 

[Cg_Girl]

That's ace Bryn, really good love that BG too

 

[damianmkv]

Lovely