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Gemm Ferrane | all galleries >> Wildlife >> Insects > LC1O0954b_640.jpg
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LC1O0954b_640.jpg

Canon EOS 1D Mark II ,Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM
1/160s f/16.0 at 100.0mm iso100 with Flash full exif

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Gemm Ferrane24-Jun-2006 08:24
Thanks Duncan!

Yes, it was handheld. I rarely use a tripod as it really restricts my movement. And it's not so difficult to get close to a hoverfly (or even a fly). You just have to sneak up slowly & quietly. It was focused manually. Although I do use AF as well for macro, this is definitely the most accurate method.
Duncan24-Jun-2006 01:13
Wow. That's amazing. I've done quite a bit of macro work with insects, but never gotten this close to a fly. Was this handheld? If so, how did you get so close, and focus so accurately? If not, how did you set it up? Regardless, I'm impressed. (Voted.)
Ramiek13-Apr-2006 09:51
wooooooooooooow
Guest 02-Sep-2005 15:26
Wooow this is such a macro shot! well magnified image of the fly.. very crisp! voted!