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bladesofgrass
Registered: Dec 15, 2009
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Country: Canada

Predaceous shield bug spearing a caterpillar:

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Zebra treehopper:
Was way too dark so I had to boost in post so it looks a little odd.

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Micrathena "offgassing":
This was actually a UV shot in which it moved and so the outline appears blurred.

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Gonyleptid harvestman:
For every properly taken UV shot I probably have 10 where the subject moved and it looks like the above.

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Female Dobsonfly:

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Fraser's anole (Anolis fraseri):

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Moulting harvestman:

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Glass frog:

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Thanks for looking and commenting,
Paul



denis55
Registered: Jan 11, 2012
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Country: Canada

great set and variety paul!



LordV
Registered: Jan 02, 2006
Total Posts: 27290
Country: United Kingdom

Wonderful series - love that frog
what sort of exposure times do you have to use for the UV shots ?

Brian V.



michael kilner
Registered: Feb 09, 2007
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Country: United Kingdom

excellent



aabbabc
Registered: Jan 05, 2009
Total Posts: 189
Country: China

wonderful~



bladesofgrass
Registered: Dec 15, 2009
Total Posts: 728
Country: Canada

Thanks guys for the comments!

Brian- At ISO 100 it's about 30sec but I can get it down to 15 sec if using ISO 400. It also depends on the intensity of the UV flashlight that you're using. It's also possible to have a shorter time if you use an extremely short flash burst 1/64 or 1/128 to light up the background and have the fluorescent overlay.



birdied
Registered: May 02, 2010
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Country: United States

Beautiful series!



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