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Nov 20, 2015 05:39 |  #16

interesting set, last one is pretty too.


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Nov 21, 2015 00:56 |  #17

Warl0rd wrote in post #17790468 (external link)
Soft colors and nice details, I like it :)


racketman wrote in post #17790479 (external link)
interesting set, last one is pretty too.

Thanks for the comments Paulo and Toby - appreciated :)

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Nov 21, 2015 03:03 |  #18

Really well done Brian -love the color, compositions, and the light 8-)

In some of the images there is a noticeably sharp transition between what's in and out of focus. I know that in some of your other focus stacking work that you'll take a last frame with the lens stopped down to make that transition smoother. Is it possible to do the same thing at 10x, or is the depth just too thin no matter what Fstop the lens is set to?


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Nov 21, 2015 04:16 |  #19

Dalantech wrote in post #17791385 (external link)
Really well done Brian -love the color, compositions, and the light 8-)

In some of the images there is a noticeably sharp transition between what's in and out of focus. I know that in some of your other focus stacking work that you'll take a last frame with the lens stopped down to make that transition smoother. Is it possible to do the same thing at 10x, or is the depth just too thin no matter what Fstop the lens is set to?

Thanks for the comments John.

Afraid the microscope objective has no aperture control.
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Nov 21, 2015 10:27 |  #20

Great set Brian!
What distance between shots?




  
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Nov 21, 2015 11:01 |  #21

lui-même wrote in post #17791621 (external link)
Great set Brian!
What distance between shots?

Thanks :)

Using about 0.025 mm steps.
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Nov 21, 2015 11:52 |  #22

LordV wrote in post #17791393 (external link)
...Afraid the microscope objective has no aperture control.
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Ouch -forgot about that :(


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Nov 21, 2015 12:38 |  #23

Dalantech wrote in post #17791691 (external link)
Ouch -forgot about that :(

I should have said - my microscope objective had no aperture control - there are some that do have it.

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Nov 21, 2015 13:51 |  #24

Fabulous stuff Brian, this magnification opens up a new macro world, last one is beautiful.


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Nov 21, 2015 15:29 |  #25

LordV wrote in post #17791729 (external link)
I should have said - my microscope objective had no aperture control - there are some that do have it.

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Wanted to make it clear that I wasn't trying to give you a backhanded compliment -your work is looking very good my friend!


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Nov 22, 2015 00:52 |  #26

Worcester Lad wrote in post #17791770 (external link)
Fabulous stuff Brian, this magnification opens up a new macro world, last one is beautiful.

Thanks George :)
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