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<blockquote data-quote="desmobob" data-source="post: 779926" data-attributes="member: 45742">An old photo from the film days:&nbsp; a tiny Goldenrod Spider ready to munch on some sort of very small diptera...[ATTACH]372443[/ATTACH]A crop...[ATTACH]372445[/ATTACH]There is probably no exif on the photo files... IIRC, shot with a Nikon FE2 on PB-4 bellows with a Nikkor 28mm AI(-S?) on Fuji Velvia.&nbsp; (Scanned with a Nikon Coolscan.)[ATTACH]372446[/ATTACH](Notice the hand-held cheap Sunpak flash with broken battery door held on with duct tape.&nbsp; The FE2's TTL control did a nice job of taking all the flash computations out of macro.&nbsp; For me, it was either hit-or-miss or confusing computations before that!&nbsp; I also used a little Nikon FG body a lot for macro.&nbsp; Now that I'm looking at the photo, I'm unsure of the lens I was using.&nbsp; Later on, I preferred a reversed 28mm.&nbsp; The lens in the photo above is not reversed, so it might be some other Nikkor.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="desmobob, post: 779926, member: 45742"] An old photo from the film days: a tiny Goldenrod Spider ready to munch on some sort of very small diptera... [ATTACH=CONFIG]372443._xfImport[/ATTACH] A crop... [ATTACH=CONFIG]372445._xfImport[/ATTACH] There is probably no exif on the photo files... IIRC, shot with a Nikon FE2 on PB-4 bellows with a Nikkor 28mm AI(-S?) on Fuji Velvia. (Scanned with a Nikon Coolscan.) [ATTACH=CONFIG]372446._xfImport[/ATTACH] (Notice the hand-held cheap Sunpak flash with broken battery door held on with duct tape. The FE2's TTL control did a nice job of taking all the flash computations out of macro. For me, it was either hit-or-miss or confusing computations before that! I also used a little Nikon FG body a lot for macro. Now that I'm looking at the photo, I'm unsure of the lens I was using. Later on, I preferred a reversed 28mm. The lens in the photo above is not reversed, so it might be some other Nikkor.) [/QUOTE]

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