Non insect macros anyone?

Very good.
It's one of those images you could imagine a depression or a mound/hill.
If you've ever looked at stereo aerial images there are times when it's often an illusion and a hill can look like a depression

Thank you

Snaps from the garden.

Always wanted to try this.

Sibil wrote in post #19049869

Great detail on that snail. Like the POV.

Just learning to use stacking....waiting for my actual macro lens to arrive from B&H.....this was done with my 28-70 f2.8 L (first version) and 1DX, at 70 mm f2.8 1/60, in all I had 17 images stacked with Photoshop, no flash, just ambient light, tripod, remove release, adjusted focus throughout image plane to achieve this.

Mike

Couple deer pics... might need a dentist though

It is spring now...the Crocus

This was a test run in building my "macro" studio around a new set of old Pentax M42 mount bellows.

I used constant lighting with LED clamp lights diffused through a plastic disposable cutting board. My T2i attached to the bellows at maximum length, spun vertical, & my M42 mount Mamiya 55mm F/1.8. 1/2 second exposure F/16 (look how shallow!) ISO 100. This screw was shot in place of a very tiny flower I plan on attempting to shoot tomorrow. Judging by the looks of things it will require a stack.

Pigpen101 wrote in post #19051394
This was a test run in building my "macro" studio around a new set of old Pentax M42 mount bellows.

I used constant lighting with LED clamp lights diffused through a plastic disposable cutting board. My T2i attached to the bellows at maximum length, spun vertical, & my M42 mount Mamiya 55mm F/1.8. 1/2 second exposure F/16 (look how shallow!) ISO 100. This screw was shot in place of a very tiny flower I plan on attempting to shoot tomorrow. Judging by the looks of things it will require a stack.

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Man, that is a huge amount of magnification.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #19051427

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