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Eulasia Pareyssei (Stack Panorama)

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Eulasia Pareyssei (Stack Panorama) by Can Tunçer, on Flickr

This is one of the most hairy insects I've ever seen. Perhaps the most hariy.

Bigger Version: https://www.flickr.com/photos/-can-/340 ... 6/sizes/h/

Camera: Canon 6D
Lens: Mitutoyo M Plan Apo 5x
Magnification: 3x
Light: 2 Ikea Jansö
Focus Stack: 4 horizontal frame x 100 Shots
Automated Rail: WeMacro (50 um)
Tabletop Setup: flic.kr/s/aHskRJsutG
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:shock: Nice
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Impressive pano! That really is one very hairy insect. Can't see all that fluff being anything but a liability, but I guess it acts as shock absorbers when it's flying about.
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So, this thing is a scarab beetle?! Very interesting!

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Wow, looks like a Rock Star from a Heavy Metal Band!!

Seriously, great image sir!! You've got your lighting with those IKEA LED lamps just right, and your Mitty is working nicely....well done!!

What are you using for a tube lens, Raynox 250?

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Thanks :)
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mawyatt wrote:Wow, looks like a Rock Star from a Heavy Metal Band!!

Seriously, great image sir!! You've got your lighting with those IKEA LED lamps just right, and your Mitty is working nicely....well done!!

What are you using for a tube lens, Raynox 250?

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I use reversed Raynox 150

Yes i use IKEA Jansjö :)
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I found no detail , but there is a Glaphyrid called Pygopleurus hirsutus.

I can't imagine anything much more hirsutus!
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Raynox

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I wonder if anyone can tell me how the Raynox lenses work?
Is it just a flat little lens element that is placed somewhere behind the
microscope lens?

Looks like the tiny part in this aution? Just a flat little lens?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Raynox-Raynox-D ... SwhQhY7C8a

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Thay're Triplet designs, Henrik, FLs are 208mm and 125mm.
They work quite well as tube lenses.
See this FAQ thread: How do I hook up an objective.....
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Thank you!
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