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Focusstacking met de OM-D E-M1 Mark II uit het handje. beestje zit vast in het spinrag. gaat alle kanten op. veel wind en toch dit resultaat. Ik ben verbaasd dat het kan. voor alle duidelijkheid is dit een stack van in totaal 8 beelden.
Egg of Contarinia pseudotsugae sl (Diptera Cecidomyiidae) on young needles of the Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) inside an opening bud.
You can see the egg laying behavior in this short video :
www.flickr.com/photos/sanmartin/49862156428
Egg length : ~0.5 mm
- Focus stack of 46 pictures
- Microscope objective (Nikon M Plan 10x 160/0.25) on Nikon PB-4 bellow
- Olympus OM-D E-M1 mark II
This is just an image from the in camera focus stacking of a small pink flower I saw on the side of the road.
Common moths have scales over their whole body, the wings are almost entirely made of scales. Quite fascinating from up close.
Focus stacked with Olympus E-M5 II and 60mm macro
Cute but stinky flower (think garbage can on hot summer day). Focus stacked image of 6 different frames.
Can a man admit that he is intrigued with red balls in nature?
El Chorro Regional Park,
San Luis Obispo, California
When I did a little homework I saw this described as "fuzzy marbles on a string."--Virginia Tech Dendrology
And, in a bit more scientific parlance: "The trees are monoecious, i.e., both male and female flowers, although on different stalks, are together on the same tree."--Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
Focus stacked from 5 pics
see www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/189241767/
www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/189241768/
for other shots in this series
Biorhiza pallida (Hymenoptera, Cynipidae) agamic female (prepared, dead specimen). Length: 6 mm
Last work closing the year 2011. Hope the next will be more fruitful for every Flickr contact of mine. 90 exposures taken with the Mitutoyo BD Plan APO 10/0.28 microscope objective @ 11,7x. Single flash light diffused with white office paper cylinder. Combined in Zerene Stacker (PMax). Picture is uncropped, but resized to 3000x2000px.
Dittero della famiglia degli Empididae (probabilmente una femmina di Empis sp.) Focus stacking di 17 scatti. © Eugenio Sollima.
Site of the 2015 Park Hill Fire the following spring,
Eastern San Luis Obispo Co., CA
A fire follower, "usually appearing after fire."--The Vacular Plants of San Luis Obispo County, California, Robert F. Hoover
Figueroa Mt.,
Santa Barbara Co., California
Compare & contrast with the adjacent Allium. Colors vary within species, so they can look very similar.
Shot using a Canon EF 50mm f1.8 and 20mm of extension tubes, each frame of a 50 image stack @f3.5 was done in camera.
aus 10 Aufnahmen mit schrittweise nach hinten verlagertem Focuspunkt in PS zusammengesetzt --
composed of 10 shots with the focus point gradually shifted backwards in PS
here the final result
1 con kiến vân tay ( Fingerprint ant ) đang uống những giọt nước đọng trên lá.
Rừng Cúc Phương rất nhiều loài nay.
Ảnh được chụp bởi Canon 40D với lens Componon-S 50mm, f8, với 3.6cm tube.
Flash đánh từ trên xuống qua tản sáng tự làm.
Ảnh được ghép bằng phần mềm Zerenestacker với 5 ảnh thành phần. Stack cầm tay.
Today i tried to make a focusstack from a flyhead. I think this is a stack of about 80 pictures. I havn`t worked that much with helicon focus, so I`m still trying a little bit. Hope u like it! The fly wasn`t that long dead, so you can see some little motion. For example on the proboscis.
I was stacking with the Zeiss Primostar. Magnification about x40.
2021-020 Gestalt Beauty - Each glass bead is already a universe unto itself. Together, the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
I experimented with Helicon Remote today--an application designed around focus stacking. I can program my camera to have a starting focal point and an ending focal point and have it calculate the number of exposures needed depending on my depth of field if you so desire. This photo is composed of 16 images. I put in my own manual settings (because I'm a nerd): a starting focal point, the step interval, and the number of desired exposures. I'm having such a fun time!
On a relatively steep soil bank,
Montana de Oro State Park,
San Luis Obispo Co., California
I'm still inspired by a mini-workshop on lichens I attended this week at a California Native Plant Society meeting. Some of it was eye-opening for someone who thought he knew a few lichens (well, just a few!). Thanks so much to Michael Mulroy.
On the berm side of the C&O Canal above Hancock, MD. The mill was built adjacent to the Devil's Eyebrow anticline.
(focus stacking: 5 images)