Damp macros
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gregfountain
Registered: Jun 21, 2009
Total Posts: 5826
Country: United States

Terrific shots Brian...I especially like the first! Awesome work man!

Greg


Kit Laughlin
Registered: Mar 08, 2004
Total Posts: 3093
Country: Australia

Brilliant, LordV. Your thoughts on zerene will be much appreciated too, if you get a chance. My favourite is the last. Cheers, kl


LordV
Registered: Jan 02, 2006
Total Posts: 27295
Country: United Kingdom

Thanks again for the comments

Kit - None of the stacking progs are perfect but zerene does a very good job in most situations where some of the others will make a mess. I still sometimes do stack by hand though.

Brian V.


Razor17
Registered: Oct 08, 2012
Total Posts: 121
Country: United States

Well done, thank you for sharing them...

Lynn


MDJAK
Registered: May 10, 2005
Total Posts: 189
Country: United States

Amazing.


LordV
Registered: Jan 02, 2006
Total Posts: 27295
Country: United Kingdom

Thanks Lynn and MDJAK for the comments
Brian v.


useakme
Registered: Oct 26, 2011
Total Posts: 54
Country: Canada

Fantastic!!


kwoodard
Registered: Aug 04, 2012
Total Posts: 756
Country: United States

Awesome shots and tutorial. I love macro, its what got me back into photography. Thanks for the tips on focus stacking, wasn't sure how to do that.


Jonathan Huynh
Registered: May 01, 2003
Total Posts: 6446
Country: United States

Fantastic shots.


LordV
Registered: Jan 02, 2006
Total Posts: 27295
Country: United Kingdom

Thanks again for the comments - appreciated
Brian v.


ShadowWalker
Registered: Jun 21, 2005
Total Posts: 2022
Country: United States

Brian, those are absolutely stunning.

jeff


LordV
Registered: Jan 02, 2006
Total Posts: 27295
Country: United Kingdom

ShadowWalker wrote:
Brian, those are absolutely stunning.

jeff

Thanks Jeff
Brian v.


Mike Tuomey
Registered: Jul 23, 2005
Total Posts: 2756
Country: United States

Brilliant, so delightful, I love 'em!!

Tech note: Brian, I gotta ask, hope this isn't out-of-line, are you using high % glycerin to keep the drop(s) in place? Or is it secret-adhesive-known-only-to-macro-aristocracy?


LordV
Registered: Jan 02, 2006
Total Posts: 27295
Country: United Kingdom

Mike Tuomey wrote:
Brilliant, so delightful, I love 'em!!

Tech note: Brian, I gotta ask, hope this isn't out-of-line, are you using high % glycerin to keep the drop(s) in place? Or is it secret-adhesive-known-only-to-macro-aristocracy?

Thanks for the comments Mike.
No secrets - either natural early morning dewdrops or raindrops (on the web)

Brian v.


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