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This is a close up of the diffuser material that I am using.

At this 'Microscopic' magnification it is very hard to get a sharp image, you need to ensure the part of the subject you are trying to capture is sharp focus as the very shallow depth of field gives you little lee-way. Here is another very very small midgy. These are all full frame uncropped...

Very very small moth on glass.

This is a Grasshoppers foot on a brick wall, same set up as before.

Ok this is a live grass hoppers eye it is taken with a 1.4TC Kenko, 90mm Tamron Macro and Raynox Super Micro lens with homemade white foam diffuser.

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout Here is another version.

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout And another.

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout Thoughts on this?

looking forward to the results @oldsalt

EDIT: I have written this quick blog on my website. Blog | Scott H Murray Photography Ok this should be made a sticky to start off with. I am going to try and capture all my findings and trials and tribulations with macro photography in this one thread as we have got too many and one more...

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout And my two different diffuser set ups. One is much lighter than the other :)

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout Ok here are two similar ones using different flashes and diffusers. Was hard to get it exactly right.

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout Ok just testing out a new flash system, what is your thoughts @Ironwood and anyone else? Tamron 90mm + Raynox DCR-250 Tamron 90mm Macro

@jdeg still having issues.

Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout And mid shake.

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Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout Another shot of the Whistling kite, its amazing how much cloud cover makes a big difference.

Experimenting with greater than 1:1 macro handheld. Here is the back of a small cane toad. And for comparison, a ruler.

Whistling kite at sunset.