Looking at you babe
Feb 12, 2017 03:06:15 #
Was curious just how much detail my camera could capture.
This is a little bitty piece of a picture of a spider
,No magnification was used, just a straight photo.
I Bet you didn't know spiders have eyelashes.
This is a little bitty piece of a picture of a spider
,No magnification was used, just a straight photo.
I Bet you didn't know spiders have eyelashes.
Feb 12, 2017 05:26:18 #
oldtigger wrote:
Was curious just how much detail my camera could capture.
This is a little bitty piece of a picture of a spider
,No magnification was used, just a straight photo.
I Bet you didn't know spiders have eyelashes.
This is a little bitty piece of a picture of a spider
,No magnification was used, just a straight photo.
I Bet you didn't know spiders have eyelashes.
"Straight"? Using what lens, in what way? That framing is what, less than 1/8 inch? Cool in any case.
I have Bellows (two of them) and Extension Tubes (3 sets), and I'm so close I can barely light the subject when using 35mm, 50mm, or 100mm macro lenses.
Feb 12, 2017 08:12:50 #
lamiaceae wrote:
"Straight"? Using what lens, in what way? That framing is what, less than 1/8 inch? ...
best i remember its a big fat spider about 6 inches from the lens (set to between 70 and 100mm) no tubes or bellows.
It is just a very small crop of the smaller pair of eyes, which was then blown up 1700%
to see how much detail the 20mpx APS-C camera could actually capture.
Feb 12, 2017 09:26:07 #
That's an unusual close-up and a good capture but I wonder what you could have done with this if you had used your 810?
Feb 12, 2017 09:46:41 #
Nope, didn't know they had eyelashes. I learn something new every day it seems.
Feb 12, 2017 10:32:51 #
WayneT wrote:
... I wonder what you could have done with this if you had used your 810?
when the newness of the 810 wears off i'll toss a macro on it an give it a try.
Resolution should be almost the same but the 810 sensor is supposed to be cleaner and less noisey.
Feb 13, 2017 14:14:38 #
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