Tiny psocid fly portrait
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lauriek
Registered: Jun 11, 2008
Total Posts: 420
Country: United Kingdom

Tiny psocid fly (insect total length ~3mm) studio portrait



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Stack of 48 images with E330, OM Auto bellows, Nikon 10x CF Plan objective, STF-22 twinflash. Stacked with Zerene stacker.

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LordV
Registered: Jan 02, 2006
Total Posts: 24441
Country: United Kingdom

LOvely stack - you certainly found some detail that other lenses cannot reach - looks like a twin gun turret under it's head
Brian v.



MarkB1
Registered: Apr 07, 2009
Total Posts: 5321
Country: Australia

Amazing detail though I'd like to see it bigger.

Mark



lauriek
Registered: Jun 11, 2008
Total Posts: 420
Country: United Kingdom

Thanks guys!

Brian you are quite right, I hadn't noticed the similarity but it reminds me of gun placements from some old airfix models I put together years ago!

Mark sorry I don't publish anything larger than 800px long side! (Not sure if I'm allowed to mention the fact that most of my images are available to license from iStockphoto [username: lauriek] for pretty reasonable prices! Tom/Mods please remove this paragraph if this is not allowed!)



MarkB1
Registered: Apr 07, 2009
Total Posts: 5321
Country: Australia

Is theft such an issue then? Have you come across TinEye, an image web search tool?

Mark



lauriek
Registered: Jun 11, 2008
Total Posts: 420
Country: United Kingdom

It's not something I've come across with my images so far, though I've read of several other people having problems.

Yeah I saw tineye when it first came out. As far as I know it only matches images which are full pixel matches, so any small tweak, even resaving jpeg will render the image non findable with it.



MarkB1
Registered: Apr 07, 2009
Total Posts: 5321
Country: Australia

lauriek wrote:
It's not something I've come across with my images so far, though I've read of several other people having problems.

Yeah I saw tineye when it first came out. As far as I know it only matches images which are full pixel matches, so any small tweak, even resaving jpeg will render the image non findable with it.


Any thief who knows that would have no problem then. I did a search for the hell of it once and found one of mine on an asian site, emailed him and it disappeared, eventually.



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