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    This is when having macro glass is a blast

    ISO 100 ~ F/11 ~ 0.4s ~ Natural Light ~ ImageJ

    This is when having macro glass is a blast

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    You are having waaay too much fun!~ Love the little guy!--whatever he is!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Urbanflyer View Post
    You are having waaay too much fun!~ Love the little guy!--whatever he is!
    Yes I am. the atrophied wing indicates some sort of fly?

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    Re: This is when having macro glass is a blast

    Nicely done.

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    Nicely done.
    she let me get close and the stone wall the tripod and I became as one

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    Great capture Brian with a perfect BG. Like it a lot.

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    Great capture Brian with a perfect BG. Like it a lot.
    The fly is standing on an oregano branch and the bg is an oregano leaf. It is one great lens.

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    Super image.

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    F/11 ~ 0.4s ~ Natural Light
    Another superb image Brian. I remain intrigued and delighted by your slow shutter speed shots - the beasties that I typically encounter are twitchy, and shutter speed and ISO usually need quite a bit of a bump up to obtain anything reasonably sharp!

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    Super image.
    I have shot this with my Fujifilm S4200 and with the 18/55 kit lens that came with Sony. The Tamron 90mm 272E macro lens took it to a new universe.

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    So clean, so crisp. Really nice.


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    Lovely shot, I am thinking it is one of the many Long Legged flies. On second thoughts it may be a midge.
    Last edited by Rosielea; 8th December 2016 at 03:33 PM.

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    Terrific image, Brian. Makes me keen to try out macro.

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    Great shot, and a perfect background. I wonder if it is some kind of marsh fly (Sciomyzidae). There are many types, but I have seen photos of a few species that look like this. It's definitely the fly. The vestigal wings you point out (halteres) are an indicator. Also the shape of the eye and the flat antennae.

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    Nice image Brian, well captured.

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    First-rate photograph! Excellent work. I agree with Dan that your specimen is a member of Sciomyzidae,

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    think its this - http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/16168801

    Telostylus Neriid Fly

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    Re: This is when having macro glass is a blast

    Good one Brian.

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    Re: This is when having macro glass is a blast

    Quote Originally Posted by billtils View Post
    Another superb image Brian. I remain intrigued and delighted by your slow shutter speed shots - the beasties that I typically encounter are twitchy, and shutter speed and ISO usually need quite a bit of a bump up to obtain anything reasonably sharp!
    I really don't enjoy the colour shift with my on camera flash. My Sony loses IQ quickly as I push up the ISO.

    My best option is to creep up very slowly and solidly brace myself and the tripod.

    In post processing I get the universal settings where I like them. Then I create a clone for specific areas that need attention. Export them all into ImageJ, combine them and do the final tweaking in Gimp.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stagecoach View Post
    Good one Brian.
    It did all come together nicely this time

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