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Old 23-07-2010, 06:35 PM
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Loving this 100mm macro

I think I am starting to get the hang of the lens. All shots hand held.

Fun fun fun!

I told the spider to behave itself and stay still or I would put it in the freezer! It complied and after our session I gently let it outside. I shot it on a peice of white A4 paper curled up the back of the kitchen bench. I used unsoftened light from an MT-24 EX Twin lite Macro flash stopped down to 1/4 power. Shot hand held. 1/80 second f22 at ISO 100. Soon I will build a diffuser for them and see how that goes.

The flowers were done in the afternoon natural light coming sideways in through the window.

C&C much appreciated!

Baz.
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Old 23-07-2010, 08:59 PM
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Good stuff, Baz. Just set the lens to f/11 for a while and leave it there for macro. Definitely need to diffuse that twinlight, too.
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Old 23-07-2010, 09:19 PM
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Love the photos Baz,

Just one request.....can you please stop taking such clear and close pictures of spiders? yeah, yeah, I know I am a big girl, but a macro of an ugly spider is impressive, but icky.

Eeeek,, don't like them very much....glad he/she knew who was the boss....

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Old 23-07-2010, 09:21 PM
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The last one I put in the freezer came out very respectful. Asked me what the chicken did.....
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Old 23-07-2010, 09:29 PM
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You are too humane, I just SQUASH them....

Probably from the time(s) that huntsmans the size of my hand have decided to land on my head in the past.....I dunno??

Braver than me Gunga Din....

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Old 23-07-2010, 09:38 PM
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The last one I put in the freezer came out very respectful. Asked me what the chicken did.....
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeek

Love the 4th one. REALLY hate spiders, so quickly zipped past them.
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You are too humane, I just SQUASH them....

LOL! Remind me never to pose for you....
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Good stuff, Baz. Just set the lens to f/11 for a while and leave it there for macro. Definitely need to diffuse that twinlight, too.
Thanks for the advice Troy, I'll try that!

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