Magnification Mitutoyo 5x

Settings: 2s - f5.6- iso100

Fantastic

A very beautiful picture, did you use the flash in the lighting

abpho wrote:Spectacular image.

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dhmiller wrote:That's a great shot. Is there a picture of your setup anywhere - the specimen holder in particular? Or could you post one?

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Sabatini wrote:Ultraman...very nice

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Pitufo wrote:Very nice image , thanks.

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AlxndrBrg wrote:Pretty, it is an ensign wasp, family Evaniidae, they are parasitoids of cockroach oothechas. Probably it is the species Evania appendigaster, a common worldwide species, but it could of course be something similar

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abpho wrote:It's a very clean stack. Job well done.

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1) Subject : Ant

2) Camera : Nikon D5300

3) Lens : Nikon 105mm

4) Lomo 3,7X 0,11 Na

5) Lens Settings: iso 100 | F 4.5 | 1/200s

6). Step : 40um

7) Stack #110

8) Lighting : flash 2

9) NOTES : Zerene Stacker + Ps

hi all

1) Subject : Ant

2) Camera : Nikon D5300

3) Lens : Nikon 105mm

4) Lomo 3,7X 0,11 Na

5) Lens Settings: iso 100 | F 2.8 | 1/200s

6). Step : 27um

7) Stack #118

8) Lighting : 2

9) NOTES : Zerene Stacker + Ps

hi 1)Name :Jumping Spiders 2) Camera : nikon D5300 3) Lens : nikon 300mm 4) Magnification Mitutoyo M Plan Apo 10x 5) Settings:1/200s - f5.6- iso100 6) Stack # : ~206 7) Lighting : 1 Flashlight meke 8) Processing: , Helicon Focus7.5, PS CC http://www.photomacrography.net/forum/userpix/6792_BRadius8S...

hi
Hold this insect in the garden of the house

Magnification Mitutoyo 5x

Settings: 2s - f5.6- iso100

NICE

good job