This is a total of 12 stacked photos. I placed a small flashlight to the left of the mouse for the spider web-like effect in the eye reflection. I also had a Christmas tree with the lights on to the right back, and a window which I think is what added the other reflections.
In any case, I really liked the effect of the spider web style reflection. I have decided that using the Raynox 250 lens in addition to a macro lens is just never going to give me a pin sharp focus. I am going to ditch the Raynox on the next opportunity and see if I can get the hair to be crisp sharp.
The second photo, I edited out all of the eye highlights except the main one.
Nikon D7100, 105mm Nikkor macro, Raynox 250, ISO 100, F/5.0, .6 sec., Tripod, focusing rail, and remote shutter. Stacked using Helicon Focus method C.
In any case, I really liked the effect of the spider web style reflection. I have decided that using the Raynox 250 lens in addition to a macro lens is just never going to give me a pin sharp focus. I am going to ditch the Raynox on the next opportunity and see if I can get the hair to be crisp sharp.
The second photo, I edited out all of the eye highlights except the main one.
Nikon D7100, 105mm Nikkor macro, Raynox 250, ISO 100, F/5.0, .6 sec., Tripod, focusing rail, and remote shutter. Stacked using Helicon Focus method C.
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, first it was good, then bad, now back to good. I only use it on very small things and only shoot centered subject, gets a little fuzzy further out to the corners but it has some uses for me. Nice job on the reflection clean up too
