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Sep 18, 2011 12:58 |  #1

Sorry, should have been in discussion - mods can you delete this please?



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Sep 18, 2011 13:11 |  #2

I am not going to be the most helpful here as I have had the same problem in the last few weeks. On one shoot the plant on which the spider I was attempting to snap moved a distance of about 24 inches in the wind.

With the MPE set to 2x and a visible field of about 10 mm it seemed to be a bad time to be out :o

Another shoot in the same place, and I jumped a mile when the web was blown onto my hand and the spider was running to capture this massive intruder. It sure looked massive in the viewfinder!


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Sep 18, 2011 13:18 |  #3

haha, that sounded just like me, I was up some ladders having never used tubes before to get a picture of a spider, now I'm not keen on spiders and to say I made a girly scream might be an understatement. My wife thought it was very funny!



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Sep 18, 2011 21:41 |  #4

ha ha .. I like this thread :)


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