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Clovis, your shots are fantastic. You can zoom in and see the facets on the eye.

I do like the one above but is doesnt have quite the detail to have to deal with as this next one. Here you can see the detail of the pollen on her back, but the detail of the legs is lost.

Here is an example of one my shots that I believe is a better one.

The D7000 went to my other niece who expressed an interest in photography. And that is why I have the 850 now.

I have experimented with different settings at times. While it is true that I do take most of my macro shot at the above mentioned settings, I have not always.

Im not sure what something I was missing here, but I was missing something for sure

There used to be a fella on here that would post the most gorgeous macro photos. And they would be huge. The critters face would take most of the picture and you could see every single facet of the eye or every hair. I would appreciate any tips or advice that could help me get closer to shooting...

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I will repeat myself... that is an amazing shot

What an amazing shot. What settings lens and settings did you use?

I am not sure how to make sure that i get the exif data. sometimes it works for me and sometimes not but i am not sure why.

Thank you all for your help here. I want to get to a point where is can shoot those fantastic wildlife shots that yall have on here all the time so I must learn how to do it better!

From way back here all looks well, but when zooming in, it looks horrible.

Here is a cropped version

Apparently a 4mb file is too large to upload. How small must it be?

I was going through some older photos the other day and saw some I thought might merit some lightroom time. If I remember correctly, I was shooting across a small pond with a 70-300 lens when I took this. I expected that when I zoomed in I would see good detail on the crane and life would be...