yes depth of field on damselflies is narrow I’m normally on about F7.1 same as what you used
I use the image stacking on the R5 , I think the R7 image stacking is the same , it’s excellent
Really nicely done, got the all of the damselfly in focus too which can be tricky
these are probably my favourite macro subjects some of them have amazing colours
Expected delivery date for the Tamron SP 35mm 1.4 is now end of May :(
was hoping to have it before the Focus Wales music festival but it can’t be helped
Park Cameras have been excellent in keeping me informed of what’s going on , will be worth waiting for , I guess demand must be high for...
camera bag goes in a side box ,walking clothes and boots goes in the other boxes , when I get there I change out of biking gear which goes into the boxes
Not sure if it’s available on touch screen computer not familiar with them but I use affinity photo on my iPad it’s great can do simple adjustments or more complicated things if you need to
We have 2 ponds and for many years have used a polystyrene box about 2 feet long with a small hole cut in the side at the bottom so it floats on the pond like an igloo
This keeps an air space free when the pond freezes
No worries at all
Am getting excited now as spring is my favourite time of year
The butterflies start flying as well as the early dragonflies and damselflies
Last summer made the trip to Norfolk highlight was actually watching the Norfolk hawker dragonflies flying in a channel in the broads...
Interesting about the in body stabilisation working well with non is lenses
I do mainly macro and close ups, insects from spring onwards
I’ve been using the EF 100 L since it came out but also have the Sigma non OS 100 and 150 mm macro lenses both are good lenses but I found the Canon IS lens...
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