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24th April 2004
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My first Insect Macro : Mantis!
hmm, theres always a first.....
 but too bad this was in captive  My squad mate at camp caught it a few days ago, and now, its our pet!! its darn cool...and it dances alot!! Got a vid clip..maybe i tryo post... |
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24th April 2004
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Think your webhoster does not allow direct linking to the images.
Image looks underexposed, some flash to light up the subject, and a slightly slower shutter speed to light up the background a bit more would be better. Try shooting sideways and not from front if you want whole image to be in focus, because when shooting macro from an angle, you need a very small aperture f/22 - f/32 if you want to shoot and the angle you shot at, and get half of the guy in focus. Keep shooting.  |
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24th April 2004
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wow..thats very useful info!! keep that in mind...thnks!!! |
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nah..its quite happy la... big tank....lotsa food...haha... |
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25th April 2004
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wow. the mantis is trying to pick a fight with u!
 nice shot there anyway 
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