It's dinner time, come eat quick!

[sprintist]

ant#1 "it's mine"
ant#2 "No! it's mine! Give it to me!"


ant #3 "Oi, don't fight leh..eating our own kind, you two so hungry meh??"


ant #3 "this bug can anot? don't eat our own kind already lah!"


*both ignores him*


ant #3 *thinks*
"brother, bring the black pepper dish up quick!~"

[sprintist]

ant #4
"ok abang! coming right up coming!"


*family reunion*
ant #1&2 "Wah ho sey liao! tuck in everybody!!"

[navlem]

Originally Posted by sprintist ant #4 "ok abang! coming right up coming!" *family reunion* ant #1&2 "Wah ho sey liao! tuck in everybody!!"

really nice macros there!

[sprintist]

haha thanks melvan!

[Redsun]

haha very nice series!

[sprintist]

Originally Posted by Redsun haha very nice series!

lol..thankyou thankyou

[lkkang]

hi Sprintist, wow! super sharp and super magnified.. how did you do it? have you used a magifying glass?

[Yapster]

Wah, sprintist, you doing well with the Raynox DCR-250 ah?? Solid man~

[sprintist]

Originally Posted by lkkang hi Sprintist, wow! super sharp and super magnified.. how did you do it? have you used a magifying glass?

haha no lar..i use dcr 250 like what yapster mentioned. its a close up filter, i use a teleconverter on top of that too

Originally Posted by Yapster Wah, sprintist, you doing well with the Raynox DCR-250 ah?? Solid man~

as mentioned above hehe having fun with it but hard to shoot! got to go close and DOF v shallow cos my 85mm max onl f16. using a teleconverter for more magnification too

[liionel]

nice photos with really really interesting captions !

[Yapster]

Originally Posted by sprintist as mentioned above hehe having fun with it but hard to shoot! got to go close and DOF v shallow cos my 85mm max onl f16. using a teleconverter for more magnification too

Haha, i worse ah. I use 50mm leh. I got a +4 Closeup filter plus the Raynox. Siong man~ Haha.

[sprintist]

Originally Posted by liionel nice photos with really really interesting captions !

hehe thanks man!~ hope you enjoyed viewing!~

Originally Posted by Yapster Haha, i worse ah. I use 50mm leh. I got a +4 Closeup filter plus the Raynox. Siong man~ Haha.

Woo, how close can you get? my working distance is about 10cm around there..haha

[saymell]

Nice shots Sprintist, you are the man.

I'm looking fwd to buy dcr 250 too but had to buy a dry cabi first then I'd buy it. Buying step by step, bit by bit.

[sprintist]

Originally Posted by saymell Nice shots Sprintist, you are the man. I'm looking fwd to buy dcr 250 too but had to buy a dry cabi first then I'd buy it. Buying step by step, bit by bit.

haha i dont think i am the man yet. better ones around here like tchuanye especially!

dcr250 i think its so HOT!! hahaha i like its easiness to put on and remove, highly versatile, when wan to shoot portrait unclip and tada..

[tato]

hahaha!!!nice shots and story as well...

[sprintist]

heh, thanks tato for your appreciation, just spinning some crap story to share

[Yapster]

Originally Posted by sprintist Woo, how close can you get? my working distance is about 10cm around there..haha

err, i not sure leh. Maybe more than yours?

[tchuanye]

Good focus on the eyes!

The shadows are abit harsh though, and lighting seems to be generally top down.

[sprintist]

Originally Posted by Yapster err, i not sure leh. Maybe more than yours?

haha try out then find out

Originally Posted by tchuanye Good focus on the eyes! The shadows are abit harsh though, and lighting seems to be generally top down.

yeah i was using the converter and light was reduced by alot especially under the shade!

everything full manual and that included the flash as well which was at M1/1. couldnt do a off camera flash then. any suggestions or advice? TIA

[tchuanye]

Not sure whats your set up like.

But some pp do use a plastic sheet and attach at the edge of the lens end, and use the flash on the camera to illuminate it, hence the sheet diffuses the light.

Or bring the flash off the hot shoe to the lens level and take at subject eye level.

Or use a 2nd flash to fill in from below.