Hello ,
I would also like to upgrade and currently use the Canon M6 Mark II (almost the same as the 90D)
and for me only the Fujifilm X-H2 or X-T5 would be an option.
BTW, I take photos almost exclusively with the microscope lenses so APSC is ideal for me.
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Hello,
Very nice photos taken with focus bracketing!
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Hello Igor,
Very nice series of photos !
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Hello everyone,
And an animation for those who don't like Sketchfab :-)

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very nice

Hello,
Interesting story, interesting creature, nice photos!
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Hello Matthias,
You have captured the wasp very well.
The light could be a little more diffuse, which would have a positive effect on the eye.
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Hi Doug,
The first photo has something in it.
If you shoot outdoors, you might try the internal focus bracketing of your R7 with a macro lens if you have one.
Manual stacking by moving the camera is possible, as some have proved (unfortunately I can't do it).
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Hello Rik,
Nice "cameras" and nice "projection screen" :-)
I'm just jealous because I couldn't see anything
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Hello Chris,
Nice series of photos.
My favourite is the second one.
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Very cool, interesting to see you used 20x compared to the 4-5x I required on the GFX to get the full body in frame. I assume your tick must have been really tiny! Do you have some high-res crops? I'd love to see what kind of detail you were able to get! Transmitted light was also a consideration, ...

Hello Chris,

FotoChris wrote:
when you take a photo of a wafer at that scale, is the resulting 3d model completely flat?

Yes, of course, even a slide with the bed bug: https://skfb.ly/oPouD is flat.
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Hello Chris,
very nice photos!
I once took the same tick in transmitted light:
viewtopic.php?p=287583#p287583
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Hello Steve,
Nice photos, my favourite is the second one.
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Hello Kurt,
Very interesting story!
BTW, I use 4 * YN660 and they are triggered wirelessly
at the same time via RF605C (no master/slave).
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