Hoverfly
Female Eristalis tenax, according to two experts. On a cold morning it sat for ages covered in dew, it didn't go until the sun had moved around to warm it up.
K7 kit WR 18-55 lens.
K7 kit WR 18-55 lens.
Uploaded07/11/2014 - 09:21
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Posted 08/11/2014 - 00:26
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A suggestion....
If you have a superb opportunity like this, with an unmoving, 'captive audience', you can set up your tripod and make a focus stack. You would then have an even more wonderful image than you have already. There is free software to support it too (Combine ZP).
The dew droplets are fantastic.
If you have a superb opportunity like this, with an unmoving, 'captive audience', you can set up your tripod and make a focus stack. You would then have an even more wonderful image than you have already. There is free software to support it too (Combine ZP).
The dew droplets are fantastic.
Posted 08/11/2014 - 09:57
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davidwozhere wrote:
A suggestion....
If you have a superb opportunity like this, with an unmoving, 'captive audience', you can set up your tripod and make a focus stack. You would then have an even more wonderful image than you have already. There is free software to support it too (Combine ZP).
The dew droplets are fantastic.
Thanks for that David I will look into that software. I was in a bit of a rush because we were about to go out so I only had a few minutes, good idea though.A suggestion....
If you have a superb opportunity like this, with an unmoving, 'captive audience', you can set up your tripod and make a focus stack. You would then have an even more wonderful image than you have already. There is free software to support it too (Combine ZP).
The dew droplets are fantastic.
Regards David
Posted 13/11/2014 - 10:08
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davidwozhere wrote:
A suggestion....
If you have a superb opportunity like this, with an unmoving, 'captive audience', you can set up your tripod and make a focus stack. You would then have an even more wonderful image than you have already. There is free software to support it too (Combine ZP).
The dew droplets are fantastic.
I have downloaded Combine ZP and it looks brilliant, cant wait to take some photos I can or need to use it on.A suggestion....
If you have a superb opportunity like this, with an unmoving, 'captive audience', you can set up your tripod and make a focus stack. You would then have an even more wonderful image than you have already. There is free software to support it too (Combine ZP).
The dew droplets are fantastic.
Thanks for the tip.
Regards David
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