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Sorry, not in the nearest month

The quality is great! I do not think I have ever seen such images in the books

Just WOW!
Usually stacked image looks somehow flat. This one is very impressive one!

Micky, I think you'd better just install the program and try it yourself. Is pretty easy, both shooting and stacking. The important point is to set manual mode for exposure and focusing. You will find the workflow of advanced users in this forum, such as Charles Krebs or Peter Borshberg and others. ...

Pol, you hold the record!!
wow, 99 images!!
the shots are great of course

Dan

Have you tried colored water? Just to make muscles visible.

Charles, Great shot, as always! I didn't know there are hairy eyes on our planet :) How did you managed to shot 50 images? it makes about 1Gb!! The whole storage card? Which aperture did you used? why so many frames? I thought with such magnification (10x?) some 10-15 frames would be enough. Danylo

this is my favorite! just stunning!
Charles, why the legs are "transparent"?
Is there nothing inside of the chitin surface? no muscles?

Charles,

Thank you for suggestions.
I've seen your awesome posts on photomacrography.net

This one I like the most:
http://photomacrography.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1887

One tip: you can use mouse wheel to change zoom.

Best regards,

Danylo[/url]

Great shot! What is it?

How many images have you combined?

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Peter,

1. The white frame (25%)
2. bottom left corner of it (100%)
3. dust map, generated by Helicon Focus (25%)

Peter,

I still do not believe in the estimations from the canon manual.
Have you tried to _measure_ the DOF?
Again, I am not sure DOF in the center and near the edges is the same.
Or these figures are just right?

Danylo