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3rd November 2003
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Join Date: Jun 2003
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Extension Tube to the rescue!
At times when you needed your beloved macro lens most, it may not be on your bag. I've reached my nova4 pocket and there it was the 25mm savior! Together with 70-200mm f4L I think they did a decent job.
 This is the first time I saw these two mating... 1/90s, f6.7 1/90s, f8.0 1/90s, f9.5 |
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3rd November 2003
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Wow! last one is owesome.
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3rd November 2003
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Excellent man! You got yourself a few keepers!!
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4th November 2003
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Join Date: May 2003
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Wonderful pictures sgt pepper... Now i know i can just simply buy an extension tube. Thanks for sharing..
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4th November 2003
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 Thanks guys. |
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6th November 2003
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Join Date: Jun 2003
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Im also a no.1 fan of ext tube.
 But I cant get such a high magnification like you last shot using 25mm tube. Is it cropped?btw, I like the position of the flower, just nice. |
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6th November 2003
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: West
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WOW !!
I like all yr pics... pic1 meant for RA 2nd & 3rd pics, censored, meant for NC16...   |
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6th November 2003
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6th November 2003
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Katong
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Agreed.... the flower lifts this shot out of the ordinary!
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really amazing ... I like all the shots esp. 1st shot .. wonderful shot 
