Michael Brown
02-10-2007, 06:42 PM
This image was created using the Canon 100mm macro, extension tube, and the Nikkor 50mm 1.4 lens attached in reverse.
I put this dragonfly wing on a old lightbox, which helped to illuminate and somewhat enhance the details found within the wing.
I also used a tripod and macro slider, which is a must for this type of shot.
For macro work, and to add something a bit different to your bag of tricks, try a lightbox.
They are very affordable, and can be found in some places for about $12 and up.
The one I am using now only ran me about $23.
http://gallery.photo.net/photo/5578387-lg.jpg
You can also view another image created using the lightbox at this link.
"Lacewing" In High-Key
http://macroartinnature.wordpress.com/2007/02/10/lacewing-macro-abstract-in-high-key-using-a-lightbox/
"Dragonfly Wing"
Canon 100mm macro, extension tube, & Nikkor 50mm 1.4 attached in reverse
Tripod, macro slider, lightbox, reflectors
0.8 sec. @ f32
ISO 100
Hope this helps to give one some ideas, and thanks for looking!
I put this dragonfly wing on a old lightbox, which helped to illuminate and somewhat enhance the details found within the wing.
I also used a tripod and macro slider, which is a must for this type of shot.
For macro work, and to add something a bit different to your bag of tricks, try a lightbox.
They are very affordable, and can be found in some places for about $12 and up.
The one I am using now only ran me about $23.
http://gallery.photo.net/photo/5578387-lg.jpg
You can also view another image created using the lightbox at this link.
"Lacewing" In High-Key
http://macroartinnature.wordpress.com/2007/02/10/lacewing-macro-abstract-in-high-key-using-a-lightbox/
"Dragonfly Wing"
Canon 100mm macro, extension tube, & Nikkor 50mm 1.4 attached in reverse
Tripod, macro slider, lightbox, reflectors
0.8 sec. @ f32
ISO 100
Hope this helps to give one some ideas, and thanks for looking!