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In Macro photography, nothing is too small to escape with an additional extensive magnification even any smallest creatures beside a size of near un-visible tiny droplet like this mini grasshopper shall be spare.

My recent Macromania workfun hands on with a Non Macro combination,a cheap Canon $125 bucks 50mm F1.8II lens +Raynox+Hoya +4 close up filter .

After all, I think the result still quite acceptable but fun.

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Technical Details:

Non HDR, single exposure process by CS5 software.

Basic Standard Gears I rely for Landscape

Canon EOS 5D Mark2 (a full frame ideal for interpolating landscape image).

Tokina 16-28mm F2.8 wide angle lens .

Tripod for landscape only (keep possible sharpness n ability to focus for most idealistic desire composition)

Release cable (reduce hand contact n fully manage desire exposure timing)

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_DSC7621 by ivan feruli

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nikon D800E, AFD 60/2,8 micro nikkor

Red admiral butterfly close up #1 by Brian Valentine

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Red admiral butterfly close up. Focus stacked using zerene

treee nymph Idea leuconoe by Richard lewis

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Canon 50d, sigma 105 2.8

1/80, f6.3 ISO 200

Butterfly Fractalius by Aran Doncel

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Fractalius.

Gatekeeper butterfly on ox-eye daisy #1 by Brian Valentine

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Gatekeeper butterfly on ox-eye daisy. Focus stacked using zerene

“The caterpillar does all the work, but the butterfly gets all the publicity.” ― George Carlin by Rodrigo Alceu Baliza

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Spots Before My Eyes by Singingpixel aka Suze Stern

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Butterfly House at the Pacific Science Center, Seattle

Take These Broken Wings, and Learn to Fly Again by Emily

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butterfly 1 by *LINNYB*

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there used to be lots of these in my garden, sadly not seen one in a few years now

COMMA By Angela Wilson by angelawilson2222

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Orange by Cross ide

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Holly blue butterfly by Brian Valentine

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Holly blue butterfly on a variagated holly leaf.

by S

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& by VIOREL IONEL ILEA

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Holly blue butterfly #5 by Brian Valentine

Found this holly blue butterfly sheltering in a rhododendron bush too cold to fly off. Let it walk onto my finger to warm up a bit.Focus stacked using zerene.

Trying to take the picture (part II) by Daniel Pisano

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Gatekeeper butterfly #1 by Brian Valentine

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Gatekeeper butterfly. Natural light

Another Peacock by dobienet

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This is a macro taken today. The Tamron 70 - 300mm lens has a macro facility from 180 - 300mm. This makes it quite difficult to do a hand-held shot but they sometimes work as long as I keep the shutter speed higher than the focal length of the lens.

Cabbage white butterfly #2 by Brian Valentine

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Cabbage white butterfly. Feeding on potentilla. Natural light

Papillon de nuit by Miguel Grigaut

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Butterfly Up Close by Russ

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macro, butterfly

Lukas Nursery 5 by Cecil Ramsey

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Olympus digital camera

Reposant/ Descansando/Resting...//Explore// by Montse.P