Post your Insect shots

WeeHector

Senior Member
Hmm ok, I am guessing there is no adjustment in your flash! To bring it back behind your lens.

No. It's a ring flash which is mounted in front of the lens. May have to look into using another system. Sure I can rig up something especially as the ring flash doesn't fit with the Raynox.
 

Scott Murray

Senior Member
No. It's a ring flash which is mounted in front of the lens. May have to look into using another system. Sure I can rig up something especially as the ring flash doesn't fit with the Raynox.

Have you tried using a simple diffuser set up like I am currently with my pop up flash!? Its a pity that the ring flash will not fit while the Raynox is fitted. How are you finding the Raynox?
 

Moab Man

Senior Member
Light was not so great, but the grasshopper was willing to be patient and pose.

Day290Grasshopper1.jpg


Day290Grasshopper2.jpg
 

WeeHector

Senior Member
I'd given up hope of seeing one of these this year but, when I returned to work this afternoon, this guy was sitting outside the workshop door and then proceeded to walk in. Hung about all afternoon. :D

Mantis.jpg
 

Scott Murray

Senior Member
I'd given up hope of seeing one of these this year but, when I returned to work this afternoon, this guy was sitting outside the workshop door and then proceeded to walk in. Hung about all afternoon. :D

Wonderful capture, we have lots around here too but I'd be buggered if I can find them lol.
 

WeeHector

Senior Member
Cos the cute guy is sitting on the hand that makes this pic a great one. The color comes out so clear as well as the details. Love this shot.

Thanks. When I see this shot full size it is incredible. It looks like a studio setting but the lighting is totally natural sunshine and camera hand-held. Definitely the best photo I've ever taken.

D3100, 40mm f2.8 Micro
f/22, 1/200th sec, ISO 400
 

Roy1961

Senior Member
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18th Oct 2013 050.jpg


just missed this (whatever) dragonfly? eating a small fly, he picked it of the side of a van and flew down onto the blade of grass, its about an inch and a half long (40mm)
 
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