Crane Fly head

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Crane Fly head

Post by sushidelic »

Mitutoyo 10x @ ~7.5X, Nikon D800, 2x Jansjö, 300 images stacked.

Total (originally 7000px high)
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100X crop
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Post by MASZEK »

Great photos.
Congratulations

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Beautiful, clean image !
What stacking software did you use ?

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Thanks a lot for your replies!

This is a straight PMax run on all frames at once out of Zerene Stacker. I did a bit of sharpening, dust busting and color corrections in Photoshop.
And the BG of the original was "a bit" different ;) - here's the result directly outta Zerene:
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SUPER !

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Thanks Jacek!

Works pretty well in stereo, too:

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Smashing images! Coincidentally, I did a crane fly yesterday - but I don't think I'll bother posting it now :)

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Post by sushidelic »

Ohhh that would be a pity if you keep it to yourself - you're a such master of light and composition!
It was actually your beautifully lit crane fly with the Minolta DImage 5400, that made me remember I had one in the fridge myself.

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Extreme frontal stereo. Stack is not retouched, lots of transparencies and dirt, but cool effect nevertheless, me thinks.

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Post by rjlittlefield »

The stereos are very nice -- thanks for those!

I would also be interested in seeing a 100% crop of the texture of the eye. Obviously desiccation has had a big effect, and I'm curious to see it closer.

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Post by sushidelic »

Here ya go:

100% with mitty 10x @ ~7.5x
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100% with Mitty 7.5x @~6x
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with a Mitty 50x, scaled down, how much I don't remember
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Nice set of pictures
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Wonderful stereo pictures.
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The closeups of the eyes are excellent!

It's interesting how in the last image, Mitty 50X, all the fine hairs in horizontal orientation look doubled. I assume that's because of two lights, each reflecting off a different side of each hair.

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Your stereo is a small masterpiece. I'm happy to watch :D
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