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Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. This bug was very reluctant to sit still, but after following it around for about half an hour, I eventually managed to get around 20 images for a focus stack.
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This is a Treehopper from the Amazon rainforest of Ecuador in the family Membracidae. Treehoppers are insects related to cicadas and leafhoppers. Most treehoppers have a highly modified pronotum on the back, in this case camouflaged as the thorn of a plant. Treehoppers feed on plant sap which is rich in sugar.
ID by Marco Gaiani
This image is of a file I found amongst my husband's tools. Focus stacked 13 images to keep the whole edge in focus
Nikon D7000 + Vivitar extension tube + reversed enlarger lens (el-nikkor 50mm) with Nikon SB-700 flash
1/200 f/5.6 ISO160
150 shots stacked with ZERENE(Pmax)
Shell Creek Rd.,
Eastern San Luis Obispo Co., California
While the overall display is not up to recent "super" standards, it's always wonderful to see masses of flowers and there is always the chance to isolate one plant, as here. For the non-botanist, most of the colorful parts here are bracts and the actual flowers are those white-fringed structures with the red, yellow and white "ears" and the fuzzy structure above that.
A 32 image focus stack of my poor old Adec watch that had seen many years of use back in the days when I needed to know the time of day. Despite giving it a good clean before shooting it, I am horrified at what I missed. It really did have a hard life though! You are definitely seeing it warts and all!
I am still learning all about focus stacking, so this is yet another practice shot. I had actually intended to remove the back and shoot the internal mechanism, but couldn't budge the back cover.
Lighting for this was from an LED desk lamp. Originals shot at around f4.5 and 1/20th - ISO 800 using the Canon RP with the RF 35mm f1.8 macro lens and processed in Canon's DPP4.
Storchenschnabel - cranesbill (Geranium)
focus stack of 10 shots
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crystals on the inside of a 500ml round bottom flask. focus stack (in Photoshop) of 30 separate shots covering about 2 inches of depth.
Collected last summer.
118 images in 3 stacks. Approximately 4x lifesized.
IMGP3661-3779 3S PZ_tm1_tu1_hp1
A studio stack of 260 images
stackshot rail
zerene stacker
nikon D810
mitutoyo 10x/0.28 microscope lens on a nikkor 200mm f4 lens
Another POV from the Thick-Headed Fly ( Sicus ferrugineus )
Tech info | 109 natural light exposures stacked at f5.6, exp.time 1/4sec, ISO200
Stacking Soft / Zerene Stacker
canon mp-e 65mm/f2.8 1-5x macro lens | Metabones Canon EF to Sony E Smart Adapter (Mark IV) | Sony A7
I was up early this weekend to find roosting damselflies. This is an incomplete focus stack as it was quite warm and this Banded demoiselle moved before I finished.
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Flat ground beetle with greenish spots (22 mm, Carabus depressus; Coleoptera, Carabidae) found years ago in Austria (1500m, Ischgl, 7 July 1993; collection specimen).
Studio work with a dead specimen; first cleaned and rehydrated, then staged. Focus bracketing, 89 images, assembled in Zerene Stacker (Pmax & Dmap). Sony A7RM5 (crop mode), FE 2.8/90 Macro G OSS; ISO-100, f/5.6, 1/5 sec, diffused LED light.