Polygonia c-album. See an explanation of his name on #3.
It has a white marking on its underwings resembling a comma.
Camera model Olympus u720SW
Date/time 11.06.2006/14:45:41
Exposure time 1/400 s
F-number f/7.1
ISO 64
Focal length 9.13 mm
Camera model Olympus u720SW
Date/time 11.06.2006/14:46:16
Exposure time 1/400 s
F-number f/5.6
ISO 64
Focal length 9.13 mm
Camera model Olympus u720SW
Date/time 12.06.2006/11:11:50
Exposure time 1/320 s
F-number f/5.6
ISO 64
Focal length 9.13 mm
Comma butterfly
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This is one of my favourite butterflies - it's all in the distinctive wing shape of course. From the light (beautifully marked) underside of the wing I would say this is probably a male.
The Olympus u720SW is not your usual camera is it Nikola - so how do you find it compared to the Olympus SP-320?
I have an Olympus SP-350 which is permanently fitted to my Meiji stereo microscope. I've not yet tried using it for close-up photography (I normally use my Minolta A2 and sometimes the old Fuji 6900z). Seeing the excellent results you've been getting with your SP-320, I'm planning to use the Sp-350 in the field this spring/summer/autumn with the benefit of small size/portability.
Bruce
The Olympus u720SW is not your usual camera is it Nikola - so how do you find it compared to the Olympus SP-320?
I have an Olympus SP-350 which is permanently fitted to my Meiji stereo microscope. I've not yet tried using it for close-up photography (I normally use my Minolta A2 and sometimes the old Fuji 6900z). Seeing the excellent results you've been getting with your SP-320, I'm planning to use the Sp-350 in the field this spring/summer/autumn with the benefit of small size/portability.
Bruce
Thanks folks!
Bruce, I mainly use SP-320 but have also u720SW and C-770UZ in my pocket/knapsack. Both cameras (SP-320 and u720SW) are 7MP. My subjective feeling is that u720SW gives a little more DOF.
u720SW lens has 6.7 – 20.1mm (38 – 114mm equivalent in 35mm photography), focus range Normal mode: 19.7” – infinity (0.5m – infinity); Macro mode: Wide: 7.9” – infinity (0.2m – infinity) and Super Macro Mode: 2.8” – 19.7” (7cm – 50cm).
SP-320 lens has 8.0 – 24.0mm (38 – 114mm equivalent in 35mm photography), focus range Normal mode: (wide) 7.9” – infinity (0.2m – infinity); (tele) 11.8” – infinity (0.3m – infinity); Macro mode: (wide) 7.9” – infinity (0.2m – infinity); (tele) 11.8” – infinity (0.3m – infinity); Super Macro Mode: 0.8” – infinity (2cm – infinity).
Although there is a difference in minimum macro distance (2cm SP-320 and 7cm u720SW) I did not see so big difference in macro capabilities, possibly because u720SW objective is all inside thin body in contrary of SP-320 which extends significantly out.
I also found one difference by chance. I usually attach my copyright notice to 800×600 photo with font size "24" but in case of JPEG from u720SW this size is too big and I must reduce it to size "6". A cause for that I found in EXIF properties. Resolution of SP-320 JPEG is 72 per inch and of u720SW is 314 per inch.
Model u720SW is water resistant without housing down to 3 m deep but I didn't try it yet, shame on me.
Super macro mode for your camera model SP-350 is also 0.8" - infinity (2cm - infinity). On eBay you can even find filter adapter and HD close up macro lens +1, +2, +4 and +10 diopter for it.
Bruce, I mainly use SP-320 but have also u720SW and C-770UZ in my pocket/knapsack. Both cameras (SP-320 and u720SW) are 7MP. My subjective feeling is that u720SW gives a little more DOF.
u720SW lens has 6.7 – 20.1mm (38 – 114mm equivalent in 35mm photography), focus range Normal mode: 19.7” – infinity (0.5m – infinity); Macro mode: Wide: 7.9” – infinity (0.2m – infinity) and Super Macro Mode: 2.8” – 19.7” (7cm – 50cm).
SP-320 lens has 8.0 – 24.0mm (38 – 114mm equivalent in 35mm photography), focus range Normal mode: (wide) 7.9” – infinity (0.2m – infinity); (tele) 11.8” – infinity (0.3m – infinity); Macro mode: (wide) 7.9” – infinity (0.2m – infinity); (tele) 11.8” – infinity (0.3m – infinity); Super Macro Mode: 0.8” – infinity (2cm – infinity).
Although there is a difference in minimum macro distance (2cm SP-320 and 7cm u720SW) I did not see so big difference in macro capabilities, possibly because u720SW objective is all inside thin body in contrary of SP-320 which extends significantly out.
I also found one difference by chance. I usually attach my copyright notice to 800×600 photo with font size "24" but in case of JPEG from u720SW this size is too big and I must reduce it to size "6". A cause for that I found in EXIF properties. Resolution of SP-320 JPEG is 72 per inch and of u720SW is 314 per inch.
Model u720SW is water resistant without housing down to 3 m deep but I didn't try it yet, shame on me.
Super macro mode for your camera model SP-350 is also 0.8" - infinity (2cm - infinity). On eBay you can even find filter adapter and HD close up macro lens +1, +2, +4 and +10 diopter for it.
The meaning of beauty is in sharing with others.
P.S.
Noticing of my "a" and "the" and other grammar
errors are welcome.
P.S.
Noticing of my "a" and "the" and other grammar
errors are welcome.