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This shot is taken with my tamron lens and my new kenko conversion lens 2x teleplus pro 300 DG. I have only used it once since buying it and I like it already(I wish it was the 1.4x but begs cant be choosers). I have not worked out how to put the lens and converter below in the photo details, any help would be appreciated.
However, this fly was a good subject for my first shot with this setup. I was trying to get the eye facets. They are visible but if zoomed in and enhanced on my uncropped version I can see them easy but the image does start to get grainy.
I was also trying to get night shots hoping insect won't move far or fast. It was a good assumption as I found this fly and several other insects. |
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- pilonm
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(2919) - [2006-04-17 10:24]
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Hello Matthew,
Very original picture!!! I like it alot! The pov and dov are perfect! The colors are very good too! This fly really looks like an alien monster ;-) TFS,
Michel
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- thor68
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wow, when this was your first try, matt,
how will the other ones look...?!
excellent shot, extraordinary details,
- the eyes are so great!
good pov, composition and dof.
well seen & captured, thor.
Photo impressionnante avec de bons détails.
bien fait.
amicalement JM
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