Mating Burnets and a Chaser

Took these with my 70-200 f4 + 1.4tc + 20mm ext tube. Gives me a bit more working distance than my 100 macro.
Broad-bodied Chaser

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Hi Roy

Both of these shots are fabulous. Of course the Broad Bodied Chaser is my fav out of the two lol, and what a superb shot you have got of it with that lense (plus TC and ET) - a very fine job! I would say thats probably as good as if you were close enough with say the 100m macro.

I use my 70-200 a lot for DF shots, but havent got the TC yet (hmm, that could well be my next purchase I reckon lol).

Linda

lovely, only seen the caterpillars so far. Must try my 70-200 as I find the 400 too heavy for a decent keeper rate.

Both are good but second is better for being uncommon, really cool capture

Wonderful shots
Brian V.

Great captures, hav'ta look into a TC myself!

Any knowledge / advise on using a TC with a Tamron 90 Macro?

Thanks for the comments folks.

renderwerks wrote in post #6100889
Great captures, hav'ta look into a TC myself!

Any knowledge / advise on using a TC with a Tamron 90 Macro?

No knowledge of the Tamron 90 but I use a 1.4tc with my Canon 100 macro and it works very well so can not see why it would not be effective with the Tammy.

Nice shots Roy - I haven't seen any burnets this year yet - and only a fraction of the caterpillars that I would expect to find - nice DF too!