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Picked up an immaculate 95mm Printing Nikkor and thought I would do a
quick stack to see how it performed.
My quick stack was 100 shots at 70 micron increments and the lens was
set to F2.8 (wide open), mounted backwards on a Nikon PB-6 bellows.
I did very minimal retouching, set the levels slightly, and did a slight
sharpening.
The shot is of a Polyphemus moth wing segment that has the "eye"
partially exposed, as the primary wing has overlapped the "eye" slightly.
Sorry for the dust and scales on the image but I did not want to do
too many corrections.
Mike
Here is a 100% crop from the output from Zerene with
no post processing performed
First shot with 95mm Printing Nikkor lens with crop
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First shot with 95mm Printing Nikkor lens with crop
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I'm a little confused about image size. The image now labeled "100% crop" is 1024 pixels and covers about 39.6% of the width of the first image. Working the sums (ok, the products...), that would make the width of the first frame be only 2586 pixels at 100%. That seems like a very small number for a modern camera, hence my confusion.
Can you clear up my confusion? Was the camera set in some reduced resolution mode? Is the first image also a crop?
--Rik
Can you clear up my confusion? Was the camera set in some reduced resolution mode? Is the first image also a crop?
--Rik
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