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D700, PB-6 bellows and 50mm f/1.4 Nikkor reversed. Magnification of this small black fly was approx 3x on the sensor.

 

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[brads]

My rose 'Augusta Louise'

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[Dangerspouse]

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Starting to look really sharp there, Blackstar!

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Great shot but watch your focus, you want the eyes to be in focus

 

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Very nice.

 

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If you are keen on Macro I did do a lot of experimenting with macro, you will find a fair bit on here.

Just a if you want, here are some of my macros posted here. https://nikonites.com/macro/29741-scotts-macro-thread-photos-only.html

 

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Great shot but watch your focus, you want the eyes to be in focus

Thanks, SM. You know I couldn't even see the eyes and fed bug clearly via viewfinder (Liv view was totally washed out by sunlight) thanks to the shallow area. So this one was really a lucky catch.

 

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If you are keen on Macro I did do a lot of experimenting with macro, you will find a fair bit on here.

Just a if you want, here are some of my macros posted here. https://nikonites.com/macro/29741-scotts-macro-thread-photos-only.html

Nice thread of your macro shots. Need taking time to enjoy viewing them! I like the way you shoot macros in nature scene (without disturbing or harming objects). Dumb old wondering: How did you manage to super-closely shoot these many instill, fast moving, even flying-away-any-time objects? Thanks

 

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