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Apr 6, 2015 18:59:22 #
pfrancke wrote:
...Until I get my micrometer, the old fashioned carpenter's tape shows a little more than 1/16 of an inch side to side.
looks like you're hangin in there at 20:1
Apr 6, 2015 19:03:36 #
pfrancke wrote:
That's getting small! It also clearly shows the narrow DOF on the curved tape. About as wide as one of the lines. Until I get my micrometer, the old fashioned carpenter's tape shows a little more than 1/16 of an inch side to side.
Impressive! Stack some more micro bugs! Got a mite? I can send you a varrora destructor when I check the bees next.
Apr 6, 2015 20:23:28 #
oldtigger wrote:
I guess if we take sensor size (35mm) and divide that by around 1.6 plus mm (which I think is a little larger than 1/16 inch), then the answer is around 20.. yep, need that micrometer to avoid all the rounding and fudging.looks like you're hangin in there at 20:1
Muddyvalley wrote:
LOL, have not found a mite at the moment. Probably next on the chopping block is another attempt at spider fangs or such. I've found numerous molts in the shed yesterday and put them in a glass jar for safe keeping.That's getting small! It also clearly shows the narrow DOF on the curved tape. About as wide as one of the lines.
Impressive! Stack some more micro bugs! Got a mite? I can send you a varrora destructor when I check the bees next.
Impressive! Stack some more micro bugs! Got a mite? I can send you a varrora destructor when I check the bees next.
I had to look up Varrora Destructor. At first I thought it was the name of a Klingon warship. If you find some and want a stack I would be honored to do so.
I find myself wondering how much image quality I would lose if I threw a 1.4 extender onto things (or if it would even work). I imagine that working distance would just keep shrinking, it is under 1/2 inch now I think... anyway, one thing at a time.
Apr 10, 2015 22:43:17 #
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