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This post includes a rare image of two (small) individuals framed together at this magnification and in focus.

EM-1 (manual setting), Olympus 4/3 x2TC, Olympus 4/3 50mm f2 macro, Raynox MSN-202 25 diopters, triple flash, hand-held. These were shot with a FOV 5mm wide, cropped to ca 3mm or ca 4 mm. The indicated aperture was f22 (f11 set on the lens).

Harold

Harold Gough 2017

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Jan 19, 2017 at 04:40 AM

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You make these little bugs cute!
Douglas

Jan 19, 2017 at 08:28 AM

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Whe you consider that the fov is less than 1/4", and the dof is much less that that, "you done good" Harold ~ Ron

Jan 19, 2017 at 11:18 AM

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douter wrote:
You make these little bugs cute!
Douglas

Douglas,

I think it is the psychology of them looking up at us to a greater or lesser extent.

surfnron wrote:
When you consider that the fov is less than 1/4", and the dof is much less that that, "you done good" Harold ~ Ron

Thanks, Ron.

I am close to getting the springtail shots I set out to get several years ago. I deliberately held back, keeping to lower magnificactions for a long time and trying various lenses and setups. Steady-enough hands need a lot of practice and I still have good days and not so good ones.

Harold

Jan 19, 2017 at 12:16 PM


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