700-200 + HOLDING Reversed 50mm In Front...

elmzarcega · 19th February 2009

All photos taken using 70-200 + HOLDING reversed 50mm

in front...

As usual C & C's are always welcome for improvement...

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Snapperholic · 19th February 2009

Fwah~

how far were you from the Lynx Spider?

Very sharp and nice head shotx~

Roasty · 19th February 2009

wow those are some amazing shots! the DOF is so tight!

buchokoy · 19th February 2009

sir nice pixs..

i like the lynx!

this is a tough shot, holding 50mm in front..

Atlas · 19th February 2009

Wow you guys can even identify the type of spider

ex0rzist · 19th February 2009

Originally Posted by Atlas

Wow you guys can even identify the type of spider

You will start to recognise the more common species after shooting for awhile

TroyP · 19th February 2009

The lynx shot is rather common, although I can appreciate it knowing the difficulty of trying to hand-hold a lens in reverse. It's tough!
The other insect (tree hopper?) is great!

The lighting is the toughest on that insect. Did you take it during the day with natural sunlight?

elmzarcega · 21st February 2009

Originally Posted by Snapperholic

Fwah~

how far were you from the Lynx Spider?
Very sharp and nice head shotx~

Thanks Snapperholic, I was just 10~15mm away from him..

elmzarcega · 21st February 2009

Originally Posted by Roasty

wow those are some amazing shots! the DOF is so tight!

Thanks Roasty.. DOF is thin as a hairline..

elmzarcega · 21st February 2009

Originally Posted by buchokoy

sir nice pixs..
i like the lynx! this is a tough shot, holding 50mm in front..

Thanks ser... it sure tough holding the 50mm in front, but now that i have the adapter.. i will
definitely go back to admiralty to try it out once again...

elmzarcega · 21st February 2009

Originally Posted by TroyP

The lynx shot is rather common, although I can appreciate it knowing the difficulty of trying to hand-hold a lens in reverse. It's tough!
The other insect (tree hopper?) is great!
The lighting is the toughest on that insect. Did you take it during the day with natural sunlight?

I've used an external flash with bouncecard only... it really hard to get the correct exposure with this insect..

cthep2 · 21st February 2009

Nice shots bro

Reverse lens setup rockz

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