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Dec 18, 2009 07:56 |  #1

Katianna species, 0.25-1mm these being various instars ie not adults which are around 1mm. Good to see they don't mind freezing temperatures.
Taken mainly to test 7D which I have bought having sold my 1DMKIII - most would see that as trading down but for macro the 7D has advantages, 1.6crop for smaller subjects and 18mp for cropability plus my elbow doesn't like the weight of the 1 series and the video option can be fun.

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Dec 18, 2009 11:24 |  #2

Nice, No.3 is my pick. As to the 7D Mmmm! I don't know; 18MP squashed on to a 1.3 crop sensor ? Are you happy with the results? I don't just mean macro shots.




  
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Dec 18, 2009 12:01 |  #3

Mick Emmett wrote in post #9222754 (external link)
Nice, No.3 is my pick. As to the 7D Mmmm! I don't know; 18MP squashed on to a 1.3 crop sensor ? Are you happy with the results? I don't just mean macro shots.

Happy so far but I only do macro work and mostly at ISO 100-200, still have my 40D (great camera) so could compare cropability/noise if anyone is interested- both are 1.6 sensors but 8MP v 18MP.


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Dec 18, 2009 12:45 |  #4

Lovely captures - congrats on the new camera !
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Dec 18, 2009 13:25 |  #5

racketman wrote in post #9223001 (external link)
Happy so far but I only do macro work and mostly at ISO 100-200, still have my 40D (great camera) so could compare cropability/noise if anyone is interested- both are 1.6 sensors but 8MP v 18MP.

Yes! I'd be very interested. I've just invested in an MT24ex so I won't be changing my 1dmkIIn for a while but I'd be very interested to see your comparisons, you never know; some long lost relative may leave me something in their will.




  
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Dec 18, 2009 13:39 |  #6

Mick Emmett wrote in post #9223409 (external link)
Yes! I'd be very interested. I've just invested in an MT24ex so I won't be changing my 1dmkIIn for a while but I'd be very interested to see your comparisons, you never know; some long lost relative may leave me something in their will.

ok snooker tonight and working 9-5 tomorrow but try and do something soon.


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Dec 18, 2009 21:49 as a reply to  @ racketman's post |  #7

Wow:shock: - ...video videobw!

my equipmet 'coming soon' is taking too long:~(...lolz

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Dec 19, 2009 12:10 |  #8

Great shots!


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Dec 19, 2009 16:01 |  #9

Grats on the new camera Toby ,be nice to how you get on with it ,I'm in a 2 and 8 with the 7d and the 5D2 , getting one or the other in the new 2 weeks be for the vat goes up


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Dec 19, 2009 18:01 |  #10

Courierman wrote in post #9229321 (external link)
Grats on the new camera Toby ,be nice to how you get on with it ,I'm in a 2 and 8 with the 7d and the 5D2 , getting one or the other in the new 2 weeks be for the vat goes up

tricky one, I have both but neither long enough to judge which has the edge for macro. FF is nice in that you can get full body shots with the MP-E65 but for smaller subjects the 1.6 crop should in theory be better depending on effects of pixel density on resolution.


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Dec 20, 2009 10:07 |  #11

without dishing the 7D I am now of the opinion that the 5DMK2 would be your better option.


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Dec 21, 2009 01:29 |  #12

Great set, Toby.


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Dec 21, 2009 02:47 |  #13

Nice work Toby.


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Dec 22, 2009 15:16 |  #14

thanks Toby, I'm going for the 5D2 ,just for the better work side of things ,weddings and so on ,getting it with 24-70L and the 580MKII


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Dec 22, 2009 16:52 |  #15

I'd like to hear your thoughts on how the 7D crops for you after you do a few.

I'd really like to know how you even find these bugs to shoot, let alone shoot them. :)


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