I recommend going through the posts on the FAQ page. Then use the search feature to query the various fora here for information - this place is loaded with good stuff.

Happy reading.

Good grief! Is this even a known species? That's wild!

Super stuff canonian. Thanks for the link. Lots of great imagery.

Gorgeous flowers, Harold; nicely captured. That first shot grabbed me immediately.

All very nice; I'm partial to the extra cool exuvia shots.

woohoo. After receiving my Berlebach Mini with the 1/4-20 tripod screw (ordered from Berlebach in Germany), I sent them a contact message through their web site about wanting to have the 3/8-16 tripod screw so that I could attach my ball head directly without a screw adapter. For an additional 8.5 e...

Nice shots of a beautiful animal.

Looks like you probably need to put the DEET on with a trowel to go photographing where you do, Kurt.

Roy Patience wrote:The details and pose are excellent.
Roy

I'll second that. Very nice.

Nice set. Hard to pick a winner (as usual), though I'm partial to the chrysalis.

If intending to use a camera directly on the Berlebach then the 1/4-20 would be appropriate, but if your intention is to attach a tripod head or some other type of camera positioning device then I would suggest the 3/8" due to the added strength it provides. Most tripod heads, levelling heads, atta...

I think the Mini (non-leveling) comes standard with 1/4-20 bolt. I have some of that screw thread adapter thingies that you can screw into a 1/4-20 to turn it into a 3/8-16 bolt. That's what I was going to use to screw into my ball head.

Interesting material. Makes for a striking image.

That's pretty cool. Neat subject idea.

Sweet. I've got to try this (using flash for the breezy shots).

All nice shots, Kurt, but the focus and composition on that last one is awesome.