[Numnumball] My Macro Journey with D7000


22. Tarantula who lost 2 legs and 1 fang - cont'in

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Great shot .. I wonder when I can get some nice shot like this ..:sweatsm:
 

you must have very, very steady hands to use 200mm for micro :)
(Forgot you use D7000, with crop factor, 320mm lens!!!.. very very very steady hands)

Eh.. if you see how heavy my setup is, u wont wan to shoot handheld :sweat:

I shoot on tripod most of the time
 

28 Nov 10 : Sharing some shots taken today..

As usual all comments and critiques for me to improve further are most welcome~!

Cheers~!


All pics are uncropped or slightly cropped to improve composition. NO NR done.

Equipment used : D7000|AFD200microf4|SU800|2 X SB-R200s diffused|Tripod

Setting : ISO200-1600|F11~16|1/10s~1/400s|AWB|-1.0~+2.0EV|Shot in Raw

24. Damsefly Drepanosticta quadrata (Selys,1860) SG Shadowdamsel Male

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25. Dragonfly Nannophya pygmaea Rambur, 1842, Scarlet Pygmy, Male. The smallest dragonfly in SG and one of the smallest in the world, abt 16mm in length..

No saturation added, The red is really the red u see on the dragonfly, really vibrant~!

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26. Dragonfly Nannophya pygmaea Rambur, 1842, Scarlet Pygmy, Female. The smallest dragonfly in SG and one of the smallest in the world, abt 16mm in length..

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26. Dragonfly Nannophya pygmaea Rambur, 1842, Scarlet Pygmy, Male. The smallest dragonfly in SG and one of the smallest in the world, abt 16mm in length..

No saturation added, The red is really the red u see on the dragonfly, really vibrant~!


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wow .. so fast use new gear .
how will you grade D7000 against D90?
 

Hi Bryan # 24 is excellent.
The pygmy male red color, most of the digital camera has difficulty to handle. I never come across a model can handle well with red color.
Do a stacking on the tail of the male and female pygmy will make the images more perfect.
 

Bryan, didn't know you are into macro as well, wow, you are an all rounder indeed!:thumbsup:
Just gone through the thread and your macros are quite different from others. I would rather call it insect portraiture instead. Very vibrant colors and nice background.
And you are on countdown now? First baby? Bet you will not be able to sleep for six months after baby arrives. And of course you will be starting a baby thread soon.:bsmilie::bsmilie:
Cheers.
LEW
 

Bryan

Very Nice shot!!! :)

A few month down the road... I think u will be shooting baby portrait.... ;) i will be waiting.......
 

Hi Bryan # 24 is excellent.
The pygmy male red color, most of the digital camera has difficulty to handle. I never come across a model can handle well with red color.
Do a stacking on the tail of the male and female pygmy will make the images more perfect.

Hay Thanks John,

Actually i did a few stack, but didnt really work out as the they are already quite active by the time we took it.. little fellow keep moving its "butt" up and down.. :sweat:

for 24. i stacked 2 :)
 

Bryan, didn't know you are into macro as well, wow, you are an all rounder indeed!:thumbsup:
Just gone through the thread and your macros are quite different from others. I would rather call it insect portraiture instead. Very vibrant colors and nice background.
And you are on countdown now? First baby? Bet you will not be able to sleep for six months after baby arrives. And of course you will be starting a baby thread soon.:bsmilie::bsmilie:
Cheers.
LEW

Thanks Lew

Not really an all rounder, i first started in macro and nature macro photography have always been one of my favs genre..

Yup.. 10 more weeks.. our first.. i m aware, jus look at DD123 ya noe..

That one definitely, but 1st thing foremost , need to update my wife maternity portraits thread really soon :)
 

Bryan

Very Nice shot!!! :)

A few month down the road... I think u will be shooting baby portrait.... ;) i will be waiting.......

Thanks Bro..

Ya right~! i m reading up ard.. Gears all prep.. ;)
 

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