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I WhatsApp the images to myself.
They shrink on the way.
It's a right faff and they get crushed like MP3 music.

Hello everyone,

Nice your photo of drop of oil Philippe.

External links can be "scary". I think it is better if the photo is uploaded and viewed in the forum.
The maximum image size is 500 kb I believe.

Friendships,
Frank

I learned in the 60s at sears in hollywood where they had a watch service set up that i never want to be a watch repair man. i don't have that kind of patients

EYE C U wrote: ↑

Fri May 13, 2022 4:01 pm

I learned in the 60s at sears in hollywood where they had a watch service set up that i never want to be a watch repair man. i don't have that kind of patients

It is true that it takes patience

Still in the field of macro photography, here are 2 photos:
a photo of dandelion flower and a photo of elderflower taken with the sigma 105 macro on a 5Dmk2 in aperture priority at f11, stabilization activated, manual focus at a ratio between 1/1 - 1/2 and handheld lifting (waste: 2 correctly sharp photos on the desired plane out of 20 on average) :
dandelion flower : cropping : elderflower : cropping : friendships
FRanck

Hi there,
Still in the field of macro photography, here are 2 poppy flower photos taken with the sigma 105 macro on a 5Dmk2 in studio mode : friendly,
Frank

Hello friends,

I present to you some macro photos taken on June 12 in my garden with the Canon 5DmkII and the sigma 105 mm macro lens and freehand
(with the beautiful sun of June 12 in the Paris region (France), I was able to significantly reduce the exposure times with a slide closed at f11 to have a little more depth of field and I had very little waste motion blur I find) Sincerely,
Frank

Hi there,

I hope you're doing well. Here, in Paris, we are experiencing a fairly significant heat wave for this French region.

I present to you 4 flowers taken in macro studio mode with a 5Dmk2, a Sigma macro 105 mm lens, all placed on a macro metric sliding rail :
White clover flower: Image stacked from 21 images in Helicon Focus with method A. Radius at 10 and 1 smoothing.

Creeping type weed flower of the ground ivy genus: Image stacked from 20 images in Helicon Focus with method A. Radius at 10 and 1 smoothing.

Wild mulberry flower: Image stacked from 32 images in Helicon Focus with method C and 1 smoothing.

Flower of an Abelia shrub: Image stacked from 19 images in Helicon Focus with method C and 1 smoothing.

The cluster of flowers: Image stacked from 44 images in Helicon Focus with method B. Radius at 20 and 1 smoothing.

Sincerely,
FRanck

Here are a few ant portraits I did at 5x

Hello Jcoogler, beautiful photos of ants, very clear and well done.

fdupre wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 13, 2022 8:30 am

Hello Jcoogler, beautiful photos of ants, very clear and well done.

Thank you! I took some more of some smaller ants yesterday, at 10x

;-P

impressive your photos of ants Jcoogler.
Makes me want to try

On the other hand, the wasp of CU ŒIL will not fit in my microscope