eyes
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eyes
Hello everybody,
Enclosed you will find some problems that occurred during the taking of the photographs
of the eyes of the insects e.g. mirroring, reflections, discoloration, decay.
Mostly the microscope lens is reflected / mirrored in the big eyes of a spider or true bug.
Sometimes the color of the decayed eyes is being changed e.g. of a dung beetle from black to yellow.
The compound eye of a fly looks like some hexagon nuts.
1.) Mirroring
2.) Reflections
3.) Decay
4.) Hexagon nuts
Fly
5.) Discolor
Wasp (discolored by the background)
BR, ADi
Enclosed you will find some problems that occurred during the taking of the photographs
of the eyes of the insects e.g. mirroring, reflections, discoloration, decay.
Mostly the microscope lens is reflected / mirrored in the big eyes of a spider or true bug.
Sometimes the color of the decayed eyes is being changed e.g. of a dung beetle from black to yellow.
The compound eye of a fly looks like some hexagon nuts.
1.) Mirroring
2.) Reflections
3.) Decay
4.) Hexagon nuts
Fly
5.) Discolor
Wasp (discolored by the background)
BR, ADi
Last edited by Adalbert on Tue Jan 28, 2020 1:12 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Hi Lou,
Mostly the NIKON LU Plan 5X, 10x, 20x ELWD and Olympus MSPlan 50x ULWD
and using my DIY cheap rail:
http://www.photomacrography.net/forum/v ... highlight=
and the CANON EF 70-200L as a tube-lens.
BR, ADi
Mostly the NIKON LU Plan 5X, 10x, 20x ELWD and Olympus MSPlan 50x ULWD
and using my DIY cheap rail:
http://www.photomacrography.net/forum/v ... highlight=
and the CANON EF 70-200L as a tube-lens.
BR, ADi
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Hi Lou,
Yes, my MSPlan 50x /0.55 ULWD was very cheap :-)
But its problem is CA which I remove with LR during the conversion from RAW into the TIFF.
Sometimes I use the following method:
http://www.photomacrography.net/forum/v ... highlight=
BR, ADi
Yes, my MSPlan 50x /0.55 ULWD was very cheap :-)
But its problem is CA which I remove with LR during the conversion from RAW into the TIFF.
Sometimes I use the following method:
http://www.photomacrography.net/forum/v ... highlight=
BR, ADi