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Hi all,
Had a Macro shoot with my friends last Sunday. Captured this pair of Lymantriidae on their special moment. ![]() S180mm, f22, 1/5 sec on MLU, AP, OB 0 comp. on Macro Flash Bracket, NC4 and Uncropped. Comments are most welcome. Kind regards, Rey Last edited by stingrey; 19th October 2005 at 08:26 PM. |
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Hi Rey
I think you might have forgotten to put the picture in. No pic can be seen. |
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Think there might be some problem on my on-line gallery, I just check it. Now i think it should be ok.
Sorry for any inconvenience caused. rgds, Rey |
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The pic is nice. Like the DOF and clean background.
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sci80899,
Thanks for your comments. rgds, Rey |
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Wonderful capture!
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Thanks Melvyn.
I'm a bit wondering which is the male and female here. Is the bigger one the female as the usual case in the insect world? rgds, Rey |
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) is the same size or smaller then the female. |
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Johnny,
Thank you very much for your comment. Will try to play on Flash Comp settings next time. I'm no expert here, can that be corrected at PS CS2 exposure? Thanks a lot and hope someone can help. rgds, Rey |
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