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Aug 18, 2007 01:00 |  #1

Minus a couple of legs, this arachnid has had a accident and is now an insect:wink: ie it's missing two legs. Some of you are going to wonder at the F stop of 22. I had been originally shooting this spider with the Sigma 105 and same tubes at F9, when I swapped the 180 on I really noticed the change in the DoF so I started to change things until I got a similar result. While I could hand hold the Sigma and the tubes and get a sharp image I couldn't with the 180. I have handheld the 180 and tubes before with great success but couldn't in this situation. Oh well, that's what tripods are for I guess.

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Aug 18, 2007 04:30 |  #2

Ugly thing. Great shot. Well done.


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Aug 18, 2007 07:44 |  #3

Nice shot. I used to live in QLD and know these critters..............​.at least they kept the roach population in check.


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Aug 18, 2007 11:33 |  #4

haha reminds me of this three legged spider i took a shot of.


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Aug 18, 2007 11:40 as a reply to  @ Jay Lowery's post |  #5

Hiya Greg,

Nice shot, my what lovely fangs eh, this was the first OZ Spider I saw when I was in your fine country.

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Aug 18, 2007 15:52 as a reply to  @ bandit 1's post |  #6

Great detail greg.

Excellent capture - even if it was handicapped...:D


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Aug 18, 2007 16:16 |  #7

skylab wrote in post #3748723 (external link)
Ugly thing. Great shot. Well done.

Thanks Brian

HokkaidoStu wrote in post #3749086 (external link)
Nice shot. I used to live in QLD and know these critters..............​.at least they kept the roach population in check.

Thanks

Jay Lowery wrote in post #3749848 (external link)
haha reminds me of this three legged spider i took a shot of.

Thanks Jay

bandit 1 wrote in post #3749869 (external link)
Hiya Greg,

Nice shot, my what lovely fangs eh, this was the first OZ Spider I saw when I was in your fine country.

Cheers for now
Mark

Thanks Mark

dreamline wrote in post #3750820 (external link)
Great detail greg.

Excellent capture - even if it was handicapped...:D

Thanks Bernie.


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