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I'm trying to get the most out of my macro photography. These were both shot in my front yard, without my macro lights or focus rail. Canon 6D with 180mm L stacked on the Canon Life-Size Converter EF. I use a Benro carbon fiber tripod with an AcraTech ballhead. I usually just run the ballhead with a bit of friction, rather than locked down. Focus is with a cheap viewfinder over the screen to block reflections, and at 5x and 10x in Live View.
I've had to sharpen both images a bit, and don't like to spend much time in post. Perhaps if I knew what I was doing (I've shot film more than digital in the last 30+ years), I'd spend more time in post. Suggestions welcome.
The creepy spider was shot at 1/50, f/11, ISO 400. Surprised it's as sharp as it, given the magnification.
This little grasshopper was trying to hide from me. I shot a series with his face on either side of the lavender stalk, as he would move back to the other side, as soon as I got my camera in position. 1/50, f/9, ISO 800.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/albums/72157668384387457/with/29095486148/
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