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Gulf Fritillary
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Billy Griffis Jr
Bastrop, LA - United States
Thanks Elaine, sorry I overlooked you just now.
Billy Griffis Jr
Bastrop, LA - United States
Thanks Bill
Bill Cannon
Philadelphia, PA - United States
Love it!!
Andrew Govan Dantzler
Union Dale, PA - United States
I am a fellow member of ‘Macro photographs’ and I am just taking a quick run though to vote your FEATURED work. V &F … Elaine
Billy Griffis Jr
Bastrop, LA - United States
Thanks Angelina. The macro rig I used is an unusual one, but does a very good job. I use one of my 50mm manual lenses, (Pentax 50mm f1.7 I think) all at least 30 years old, with a binocular lens attached to the front filter ring. The binocular lens just slips on and fits pretty snug so it doesn't fall off, and acts as a magnifying glass. It gets excellent detail, as you can see, but same as any other macro setup the depth of field is minimal.No light loss, so f8, for example, stays f8. Since it's high quality glass, I think it does better than the screw on magnifiers. Don't know what hte magnification is, the main disadvantage is it will only focus no further away than about 6 inches at infinity. So I have to get very close. But it's worth it...the grasshopper shot was done with the same setup, but a different lens, 50mm A series f 1.4. I have a couple others posted using this rig too, and a couple using a conventional extension tube setup. (the Asters and lizards)
Angelina Vick
Littleton, CO - United States
Wow...that's crazy details! Insects are so interesting looking close up like this.
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