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racketman

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Jul 09, 2006 06:37 | #1

sun dew

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bright room but quite dark focusing at x3- x5; should have shone light on.

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Jul 09, 2006 08:43 | #2

I like the first one but the focus isn't where I want it Nice rig

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Jul 09, 2006 19:31 | #3

Nice series! I like the 2nd one. The dead fly looks very dry

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Jul 10, 2006 01:15 | #4

Good shots - Like the rig, what's the flash bracket ?
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Jul 10, 2006 06:14 as a reply to @ LordV's post | #5

LordV wrote:
Good shots

- Like the rig, what's the flash bracket ?
Brian V.

Hakuba bracket but with lightweight ball head replaced with heavier Jessops model to avoid creep.

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Jul 10, 2006 11:12 | #6

Great series.

Yes the MP-E gets dark at 5X. One of the advantages of the macro flashes are the built in incandecent focussing lights.

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