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IA - That second one looks good! Most unusual. Maybe a tiny bit more DOF? I see what you did with the symmetry in the compo but still wonder how it would look recropped as a perfect diagonal?
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Hemisfear - lovely textures and bokeh. I think you got the exposure perfectly here.

Digiton - certainly a fine set of bugeyes! Is it a tad oversharpened? Paritcularly, the background seems rather grainy.
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Flat Mosquito (Needs more DOF)

Camera Model: ILCA-77M2 | Lens: Tamron 90mm F2.8 Macro | Aperture: f/11.0 | Exposure Time: 0.01 sec (1/100) | ISO: 320 + flash
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Originally posted by mikey2000 mikey2000 wrote:

IA - That second one looks good! Most unusual. Maybe a tiny bit more DOF? I see what you did with the symmetry in the compo but still wonder how it would look recropped as a perfect diagonal?


True i overreacted with the sallow DOF (no real reason in this photo
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Originally posted by digiton digiton wrote:

eye C you


Very cool shot. Which lens and what magnification ?
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Edited by Jonas A-R - 20 August 2014 at 05:35
a1 20/1.8G 21/2.8 Loxia 35/1.4GM 50/1.2GM 85/1.4GM 90/2.8G Laowa 100/2.8 2:1 100/2.8GM STF 135/1.8GM 24-105/4G 100-400/4-5.6GM 200-600/5.6-6.3G 1.4x 2x TC
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Originally posted by Jonas A-R Jonas A-R wrote:

[QUOTE=digiton] eye C you

Very cool shot. Which lens and what magnification ?
Thanks,
Jonas


Made with the Sony A77 and the new Tamron 90mm macrolens, F6 1/250sec iso400
A7R4 and A9II with glass from 10mm to 800mm my flickr
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made through the window



Sony A6000 with LA-EA4 and Tamron 90mm USD 1/200sec f5.6 iso320
A7R4 and A9II with glass from 10mm to 800mm my flickr
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Originally posted by digiton digiton wrote:

Originally posted by Jonas A-R Jonas A-R wrote:

Originally posted by digiton digiton wrote:

eye C you


Very cool shot. Which lens and what magnification ?
Thanks,
Jonas


Made with the Sony A77 and the new Tamron 90mm macrolens, F6 1/250sec iso400


Thanks. I think it demonstrates that my pixels are pathetically large   
a1 20/1.8G 21/2.8 Loxia 35/1.4GM 50/1.2GM 85/1.4GM 90/2.8G Laowa 100/2.8 2:1 100/2.8GM STF 135/1.8GM 24-105/4G 100-400/4-5.6GM 200-600/5.6-6.3G 1.4x 2x TC
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My wife killed this with a car.

Sitting on a US quarter, taken with an A37, Minolta 100-300 APO with extension tubes.
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DSC04495_DxO by teckhengwang, on Flickr
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