I went out in the drizzle a couple of days ago to give my new MT-24EX a bit of a test. There's not much about these days, but I found a few things and also did a couple of stacks on some water droplets in the grass. Here are some of my best (and as I improve, some of them rank as my best macro work so far).
1. A three-shot stack of drops on a blade of grass.
2. Two shots this time on a drop on a clover leaf.
3. A six-shot stack of a small cranefly.
4. For those new to focus stacking, here's the difference - the single shot focused on the eyes.
5. A single shot of a tiny spider, about 4mm bodylength, clambering around in the moss. If anyone has any idea about identity, or even whether it is immature or mature, I'd love to hear.
6. A four-shot stack of globular springtail
Dicyrtomina saundersi.
