Intel Pentium processor

[Deleted member 3428]

An old Intel Pentium P133 processor. Don't ask why I still have it because I don't have a clue why :shrug:

 

[Venomator]

Very good AJ ... ... loving the symmetry in both ...


I just wonder if the focus point in #1 might have been better a couple of rows back ... :shrug:


Unusual subject though ... ... why did you say you've still got it ... :shrug:

 

[chenng]

If that's the bit I presume it is that is incredibly close, and really well lit. Can I ask what gear you used, and was it natural light?

Gary

 

[Tyke Tiler]

Nice one Alby!

Just echoing the above, I wouldn't mind having a butchers of a mono version of the first too.

All the best

 

[wildtracks]

That is some macro you have there.

Maybe you could take a shot of my sensor - let me see how much foliage I have collected on it already.

Keep em coming

 

[Deleted member 3428]

Very good AJ ... ... loving the symmetry in both ...


I just wonder if the focus point in #1 might have been better a couple of rows back ...


Unusual subject though ... ... why did you say you've still got it ... :shrug:

I haven't got any use for it and it's been in the cupboard for an age, I keep it after upgrading to a P166
I don't mine OOF foregrounds if coming in high but I would think it would stop you getting into the shot maybe :shrug:

If that's the bit I presume it is that is incredibly close, and really well lit. Can I ask what gear you used, and was it natural light?

Gary

I used my Panasonic and raynox msn 202 and onboard flash.

Nice one Alby!

Just echoing the above, I wouldn't mind having a butchers of a mono version of the first too.

All the best

Here is a mono just for you