Hi all
I havent touched my camera in about 7 months but last week I decided to reassemble my setup and give it a ago.
Since my last posts I have moved to a new home and apparently quite a few lacewings had decided to winter in our new cellar where I caught one.
First stack with my reassembled setup, 10x, 273 shots, last shot stopped down:
This was also my first time opening photoshop in 7 months so forgive any obvious retouching flaws.
First stack in 7 months
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Hi MikePizzazz wrote:Hi
OK. I'm pulling my hair out when I try to get similar results!!
How do you get the clarity in the eye? What lens/setup do you
use??
Continuous light or flash?
cool shot, ESPECIALLY since you were Rip Van Winkle!!
Mike
I use a Mitutoyo 10x on a Canon 200mm 2.8L, I lit it with one ikea LED from the right through a tube diffuser.
I always input/output sharpen in PS and I made some local adjustments to the eye but not a lot. The PMAX stack had some decent contrast in the eye already.
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Hej Perjazzper wrote:Godt at se, at du er tilbage Morten - velkommen.
Jeg har ofte tænkt, hvad der mon var blevet af dig!
Tak Jeg gik ret meget ned med flaget sidste sommer så har været ret isoleret mht til nettet men jeg håber at komme i gang igen denne sommer.
Er flyttet ud af kbh så har meget kortere til nogle lidt mere spændende naturområder end jeg før har haft adgang til og forhåbentligt mere tid til at komme ud i dem:)
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Thank youDQE wrote:Really spectacular photo - I also love the way the eye with its texture and color was illuminated and photographed.
Most of the process was automated so not really stackshot was controlled by my tablet and the stack is just one big pmax with a few select slabsDQE wrote:273 photos in a stack is a *lot* of work!