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  1. Samdunton

    Want critique Nursery Web Spider

    F20, 1/250, ISO100
  2. Samdunton

    Want critique Chinese Mantis

    Chinese mantis shot on 90mm macro
  3. G

    Your opinion? An APS-C sensor

  4. Yohanna_D

    Your opinion? Let there be light

    Hi friends, Back again with a soft photo that hopefully brings you joy and light in these bleak times. I hope you would love it. Take care and thank you for your lovely feedback. Best wishes
  5. TomM

    Your opinion? Resting Carrot Wasp

  6. rcorteschile

    Your opinion? Bumblebee face

    A crop of a bumblebee image. Hairs are very problematic as they produce halos in the stacked image. There is a technique to do sub-stacks, but haven't tried yet. Other issues come from the number of dust particles the insects have, not visible to naked eyes. I haven't tried more advanced...
  7. rcorteschile

    Your opinion? Tiny beetle (Calymmaderus sp.)

    Tiny Beetle (Calymmaderus sp.) Lomo 3.7X microscope lens, plus extension tubes 160mm. 67 images stacked in Helicon Focus. Retouched in Photoshop. 2 Flash & homemade diffuser.
  8. TomM

    Your opinion? Bee

  9. My extreme macro Home Studio

    My extreme macro Home Studio

    I use a disposable coffee cup with a hole that fits in the lens. LED desk light used to focus on the subject. Clamp to accommodate the subject. Flashes with diffusers, the power depends on the magnification & aperture. Sometimes I use extension tubes with the Laowa, also have some microscope...
    • rcorteschile
    • Showcase item
    • homestudio inhouse macro macrophotography photography studio
    • Comments: 3
    • Category: Homestudio
  10. rcorteschile

    Your opinion? Heterostomus curvipalpis 3X

    Frontal shot of this pollinator fly. 3X magnification Stack of 65 images in Helicon Focus Laowa ultra macro 25mm lense 2 Flashes & Homemade diffuser
  11. rcorteschile

    Your opinion? Heterostomus curvipalpis 3X

    Heterostomus curvipalpis Pollinator FLy Chile Magnification 3X 139 images stacked in Helicon Focus Laowa ultra macro 25mm lens Flash & homemade diffusers
  12. rcorteschile

    Your opinion? Beetle Eggs 8X

    These tiny eggs belong to a plague bug: Xantoglareuca luteola. 1/125, ISO 100, f/2.8 Magnification 8X Stack of 98 images in Helicon Focus, flash & homemade diffusers. Laowa ultra macro 25mm lens + extension tubes.
  13. mariela_mentizi_photo

    Wildlife Snails everywhere!!

  14. NikS

    Your opinion? Ladybug

    Hi friends! 🙌 A ladybug from today 🐞
  15. rcorteschile

    Your opinion? Bee

    Bee Stack of approximately 80 images in Helicon Focus. ISO 100, 0.5 sec Amscope 4x microscope lens + extension tubes Manual micrometric rail LED light, homemade diffusers.
  16. Greg

    Equipment test : Extension tubes - raynox 250

    Hi ! Here is a test I did with my reflex equipment. Extention tubes 12 + 20 + 36 Raynox 250 Lens : Sigma 105mm 2.8 macro
  17. Greg

    Others Something is coming

    Hi ! I'will try to take time to test the macro equipment to show what is the result with different extension tube, raynox, lens.
  18. rcorteschile

    Your opinion? Fruit fly (Drosophila melanogaster)

    Fruit Fly (plague) Magnification: 4x (crop) Stack of 101 images in Helicon Focus (Method C) Automatic rail, stepsize 30um ISO 100, 1/125sec Lomo 3,7X microscope lens + ext. tubes
  19. rcorteschile

    Your opinion? Millipede

    1X magnification 1/10 sec, f/2.8, ISO 100 LED lights, homemade diffuser 100 mm macro lens Manual rail Stacking technique Helicon Focus & Photoshop.
  20. Pollinator

    Pollinator

    A small pollinator bee. Don'tknow the specie.
    • rcorteschile
    • Media item
    • canon extrememacro macro macrophotography pollinators
    • Comments: 0
    • Album: Media Of The Month 9/2020
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