Beetle stack

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nto
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Beetle stack

Post by nto »

alignment light and subject not very good, are satisfied with the result :)

350d efs 60mm and ef-25II f/4 (46 jpg aligned with CombineZM, stacked with Tufuse)

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ciao
Antonio

Roy Patience
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Post by Roy Patience »

Antonio,

I am certainly not qualified to judge the technical merits of your stack, but the image is appealing to me. Are the multi-colored shadow caused by the stacking?

Roy

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Post by nto »

Thanks Roy, yes is the multi-colored shadow stacking, light central background is the white base where attacked subject :)
Antonio

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Post by Charles Krebs »

Antonio,

I'm not sure what you are seeing that is "not good", it really looks quite excellent to me!
Very nice image!

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Post by augusthouse »

Antonio,
I like it! :smt023

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Post by Planapo »

I like it too!
Especially the hairs worked out nicely, can´t see misleading artifacts, they are just in the place where one would expect them.

--Betty

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Post by lauriek »

Looks great to me too! Maybe just a tad bright for my screen setup, but that's something you will never get right for everyone!!

Fantastic colours, and a nice pose!

Personally I find metalic shiny beetles one of the hardest things to light nicely but you've done an excellent job with this specimen...

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Post by nto »

Thank You to All :D and Thanks to Lauriek: i used your model of diffuser light with two flash side and aluminum at the top, Thanks Again cheers!!!
Antonio

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Post by beetleman »

A beautiful photo Antonio. Fantastic colors, lots of detail and sharpness.
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