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Dec 13, 2005 14:42 |  #1
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Before it snowed, I took my last oppritunity to take nice bug photos. Here are the results. Both were with the crappy stock lens on my 350D XT. But, I like them just the same!

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I like the hard lighting on the last shot, and the grain makes it look more extreme to the situation, I think.

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Dec 13, 2005 16:07 |  #2

#1 is ok but usually better if you can see the eyes where insects are concerned. 2 and 3 are too lacking in detail to be of interest - looks like you used high iso to get a decent shutter speed, flash is better. Kit lens needs an extension tube or close up lens attached to get good results.

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Dec 13, 2005 17:30 as a reply to  @ racketman's post |  #3

Yeah, don't you hate it when they won't turn around? :) I like the first one, but the first two could benefit greatly from some Unsharp Mask in post production.

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