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Breathtaking image Microworld Explorer . How you managed to get those details and sharpness ?

 

Microworld Explorer

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Thank you! Good optics, calculations and a lot of patience.

 

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Microworld Explorer said:

Thank you! Good optics, calculations and a lot of patience.

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Good optics you meant lenses? and what do you mean by calculation, sorry bu personally never done extreme macro photography before , so just interesting

 

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Yes, I mean lens. And for different magnification I use different objective lens, so I calculate the depth of field and step according to the numerical aperture of the objective. And of course very steady macro rig with minimum vibrations.

 

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That's the perfection of focus stacking! I'm deeply impressed by such skills and patience! Thank.you very much for sharing!

 

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whoaaa!!! the details are baffling!!! congrats!

 

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Thank you!

 

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Yes, I mean lens. And for different magnification I use different objective lens, so I calculate the depth of field and step according to the numerical aperture of the objective. And of course very steady macro rig with minimum vibrations.

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In my view that’s more professional level then just a hobby Microworld Explorer .

 

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Microworld Explorer , would be nice to have some guide how you make such of great pictures, if you’d want and you have free time, you always can write a guide here.

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