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I have recently begun to stack macroshots to come across the DOF problem. It works, but it is a long process to get the series of shots arranged. If you want to see my setup you can take a look at my homepage: http://www.stolt.dk/htm/fotoprojekt%20m ... bellow.htm

Else there is this example of a stacked image. Glanville Fritillary chrysalis, stacked of 6 pictures all taken at a 16 1/250 iso 100.
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Wow! Great detail here. :D

Is it near to hatching?

Do you have a photo of the adult butterfly?

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BTW this is the imago:
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Aynia wrote: Do you have a photo of the adult butterfly?
This is a widespread European sp. with a very limited distribution in the UK: Isle of Wight and nearby coast of Hampshire.
Named after Lady Eleanor Glanville who captured the first UK specimen during the 1690's.
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NikonUser wrote:
Aynia wrote: Do you have a photo of the adult butterfly?
This is a widespread European sp. with a very limited distribution in the UK: Isle of Wight and nearby coast of Hampshire.
Named after Lady Eleanor Glanville who captured the first UK specimen during the 1690's.
Sounds almost like a romantic adventure from another era!! I don't think they turn up in Irleand, though I could be wrong on that.

Jens, the second adult photo is particularly lovely.

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