Here is the High Resolution file on FLICKR

https://flic.kr/p/2hgSa3J

Olympus em1 mark 2
10mm kenko extension tube
Olympus 60mm macro lens
Raynox 250 + Raynox 202
ISO100
f5.6
102 images stacked from 50MP jpegs (high resolution mode)
Stacked in Helicon, processed in Lightroom

I believe these are stinkbug eggs I found on a leaf near our back porch. Taken with the Olympus em1 mark 2, 10mm Kenko tubes, Olympus 60mm macro lens, Raynox 202 and 110 images focus stacked from normal focus bracketing mode.

Ethan, You're getting a lot out of that Oly 60mm lens. A few thoughts: Your original jpeg stack on flickr shows, to my eye, a bit more detail than the crop you've posted here. Any idea where that detail is being lost? I just now did a similar crop, resize, and down-resolving of your file in Photosh...

I am not sure that we have not misunderstood each other.......... I meant the Ebay link to the right Pixco Extension Tubes because I am not sure which ones are said to be working with the teleconverter. Thanks John Here you go John! https://www.ebay.com/itm/Pixco-Auto-Focus-Macro-Extension-Tube-Ada...

First test completed. I'll be providing the unedited stacked JPEGS if you want to view on FLICKR. I took this image below two weeks ago with my Olympus EM1 mark 2, a Kenko 10mm extension tube, the Olympus 60mm macro lens and a Raynox 202 attached to a Raynox 250. Approximate magnification is 3.5x. h...

But when using the tubes you lose a stop or stop and a half of light which really affects the mood and quality of my pictures. Using the 1.4x will definitely give me the results I need if it indeed will work. Remember that when adding a teleconverter, you also lose light. With a 1.4x teleconverter,...

First test completed. I'll be providing the unedited stacked JPEGS if you want to view on FLICKR. I took this image below two weeks ago with my Olympus EM1 mark 2, a Kenko 10mm extension tube, the Olympus 60mm macro lens and a Raynox 202 attached to a Raynox 250. Approximate magnification is 3.5x. h...

hayath wrote:Incredible detail and color on this fascinating set

Thank you so much! I owe a lot of that to these amazing created insects and my Olympus camera!

1of1snowflakes wrote:Here's another image I took of a complete Horsefly head. 100 images at f5.6, iso100 with Raynox 250 and 202 stacked on top of the 60mm macro lens, no Kenko tubes.
Same High resolution mode.

Here's a high resolution file you can view on Flickr.

https://flic.kr/p/2heyN1e

Here's another image I took of a complete Horsefly head. 100 images at f5.6, iso100 with Raynox 250 and 202 stacked on top of the 60mm macro lens, no Kenko tubes.
Same High resolution mode.

in the first picture, halfway through the wing, the wing suddenly gets a tad darker. That's where the splice is. Yep, painfully obvious once seen. Have to confess, I never even looked that far back. --Rik That's why I redid it and actually in the process grabbed more leaf and feet in the process. T...

Olympus EM1 mark 2 16mm Kenko extension tube Olympus 60mm macro lens Raynox 250+202 120 images +/- (can't remember as I did this a month or so back) High Resolution Mode - 50MP Jpegs (two for each step) ISO 200 f5.6 stacked in Helicon http://www.photomacrography.net/forum/userpix/7429_fly_eye_high_r...

Can anyone tell where I spliced them together?? The reason I am asking about whether you can tell where I spliced them together, is because I can see it distinctly, but in my print I ordered, it is not quite as visible. After I started this thread I decided to do another splice at a different part,...

Can anyone tell where I spliced them together?? Working from a full resolution download from https://flic.kr/p/2herT32 ... I can tell only by checking specific details against the source tiles. Alignment of palps and antenna, light spot at top of eye, alignment of front legs, and one loose scale ab...