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<blockquote data-quote="Scott Murray" data-source="post: 200430" data-attributes="member: 9753">Just researched these and they are a &quot;Paper Wasp&quot; I got stung by them a year ago and boy do they hurt, they are very protective of their nests and aggressive. In a split second I was stung 6 times and this is just from bumping a bush that they lived in. Luckily it was while climbing a cliff to jump into a deep pool of water, needless to say I was in it in a flash. Yeah unfortunately they could have been much better as some IDIOT left the ISO at 1000?!?! Thats what you get for doing a 12 hr night shift and then trying to take photos.Also I nearly got one of a water droplet hanging from the wasps mouth, but unfortunately it was OOF grrr. I will retry tomorrow and set my Max ISO to 400 at most I think. High ISO is great but when you are after such details as the texture on bug eyes the lower the ISO the better.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scott Murray, post: 200430, member: 9753"] [I]Just researched these and they are a [B]"Paper Wasp"[/B] I got stung by them a year ago and boy do they hurt, they are very protective of their nests and aggressive. In a split second I was stung 6 times and this is just from bumping a bush that they lived in. Luckily it was while climbing a cliff to jump into a deep pool of water, needless to say I was in it in a flash. [/I]Yeah unfortunately they could have been much better as some IDIOT left the ISO at 1000?!?! Thats what you get for doing a 12 hr night shift and then trying to take photos. Also I nearly got one of a water droplet hanging from the wasps mouth, but unfortunately it was OOF grrr. I will retry tomorrow and set my Max ISO to 400 at most I think. High ISO is great but when you are after such details as the texture on bug eyes the lower the ISO the better. [/QUOTE]

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