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Join Date: Apr 2002
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When everybody is asleep, I am shooting macro in the forest at midnight.
I was exploring the possibility of using the EF 50mm f1.4 lens + close-up filters to shoot macro. Therefore, all the pictures below were taken using this lens. ![]() ![]() Saw this hairy moth's capterpillar crawling. ![]() Don't underestimated this spider despite that it has lost 2 of its 8 legs. I saw it jumped onto its prey in split secs. ![]() The best of all, spotted this sleeping bird. ![]() A spider caught the jungle cockroach as its meal. Look the the size of the cockroach vs the spider. The spider can definitely prey on larger subjects. |
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Great captures you got there! Which jungle did you go to?
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Impressive!
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Lovely shots!
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i admire them how i wish i could take them haha but i would be zzzing
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wow... nice shots... which "forest" were you shooting at?
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Singapore Pasir RIs
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Great Shots!
amazing what simple eqp such as a simple close up filter can do ![]() Is this the same 50mm ur putting up for sale? ![]() |
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Short tailed babbler sleeping!
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WK.. I belief thats the closest anyone ever got to a wild bird.(chicks not counted) And impresive for a skittish bird like the short tailed babbler. Had been huntin for this fella for a few weeks... no success.
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Very nice pics. Can I ask what is the focal length of your lens and please tell me more about the close up filter you are using. Are you using any extension tubes ? Thks.
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Its been some time since we last met ... very nice sharp shots
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As stated earlier in the post, I am using the prime lens EF 50mm f1.4 together with close-up filters. No extension tube is used.
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can i ask how much did a close up filter cause u?
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