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How do you take your insect/spider photos?
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<blockquote data-quote="wev" data-source="post: 345509" data-attributes="member: 16783"><p>I lost my copy of the rule book before I ever opened it, so have no idea what rules I may be breaking.</p><p></p><p>I generally shoot handheld in the field, as well. I do use the onboard flash, as it is almost always breezy here (to say nothng of my own shakiness) and I need to stop the movement somehow. I use an 89c DIY diffuser made from a plastic witch hazel bottle with full flash and the fstop around 22 and 100 ISO. When after macros on purpose, I shoot my Tam 90, but the 16-300 does a pretty good job when just wandering about.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wev, post: 345509, member: 16783"] I lost my copy of the rule book before I ever opened it, so have no idea what rules I may be breaking. I generally shoot handheld in the field, as well. I do use the onboard flash, as it is almost always breezy here (to say nothng of my own shakiness) and I need to stop the movement somehow. I use an 89c DIY diffuser made from a plastic witch hazel bottle with full flash and the fstop around 22 and 100 ISO. When after macros on purpose, I shoot my Tam 90, but the 16-300 does a pretty good job when just wandering about. [/QUOTE]
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