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Old 23-09-2007, 10:45 AM
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Fluffy thing

Fluffy dandelions are great for experimenting with Micro lenses - apart from the fact that even set at f/32 the DOF is dang difficult to hold at this level, and, being shot outside so was focus due to wind. Both images have not been cropped at all - so what you see was in-frame.

I had fun though!

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Nikon D40
2007/09/23 08:59:57.4
Image Size: Large (3008 x 2000) [cropped to 800x532 for upload to IIS]
Lens: Nikkor Micro-105 w/ Nikon F Bellows Model II
1/640 sec - F/32
Sensitivity: ISO 200
Optimize Image: Normal
White Balance: Auto
AF Mode: Manual
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Old 23-09-2007, 11:33 AM
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dandilions are good to practice on hey because they are so big tho (relatively speaking) its hard getting a decent dof hey

it looks great though
did you use the flash at all?
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Old 23-09-2007, 11:49 AM
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thanks oh hairy one

No flash - natural light. Going to set up inside and use one there.

PS - I found my Nikon BR2 reversing ring for you to try too.... at least you'll have a proper Nikon F bayonet mount to try instead of rubber bands on your current setup. I take it that your lens has a 52mm filter thread?
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