pulsar123 wrote in post #18783638
Testing my new microscope objective Olympus ULWD Neo Splan 20x0.40 infinity/0 f=180mm , with my Fast Stacker rail and DIY LED light. The Ultra large working distance (ULWD) definitely helps - it's 11mm, which is huge compared to the frame size (1.8x1.2mm on full frame), so frame coverage losses due to the camera movement are minimal. These are stacks 200-300 frames each, using the recommended 2.5um steps. (Using electronic shutter on Canon 6D with Magic Lantern.) This is the first time I am pushing my Fast Stacker to such small steps, and it seems to be performing well.
A ball pen:
IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2dYRH1p Extreme macro at 20x by SyamAstro (700,000 views - thank you!), on Flickr
A CPU pin:
IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/Qdzwec Extreme macro at 20x by SyamAstro (700,000 views - thank you!), on Flickr
Testing my new microscope objective Olympus ULWD Neo Splan 20x0.40 infinity/0 f=180mm , with my Fast Stacker rail and DIY LED light. The Ultra large working distance (ULWD) definitely helps - it's 11mm, which is huge compared to the frame size (1.8x1.2mm on full frame), so frame coverage losses due to the camera movement are minimal. These are stacks 200-300 frames each, using the recommended 2.5um steps. (Using electronic shutter on Canon 6D with Magic Lantern.) This is the first time I am pushing my Fast Stacker to such small steps, and it seems to be performing well.
A ball pen:
Extreme macro at 20x by SyamAstro (700,000 views - thank you!), on FlickrA CPU pin:
Extreme macro at 20x by SyamAstro (700,000 views - thank you!), on FlickrImpressive.
