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Macro pictures

Various macro pictures, as well as a flash setup I use for macro photography using a Nikon D1X and D200
Focus stacking tests
:: Focus stacking tests :: 		Talis Eye 0223.jpg
Talis Eye 0223.jpg		 Macro cross-eye stereograms
:: Macro cross-eye stereograms :: 		Macro stereo anaglyhs
:: Macro stereo anaglyhs ::
Bug macros
:: Bug macros :: 		Miscellaneous macros
:: Miscellaneous macros :: 		Various fauna
:: Various fauna :: 		Flower macros
:: Flower macros ::
Nikkor 70-200VR Macros
:: Nikkor 70-200VR Macros :: 		Salt crystals 3506 (V63)
Salt crystals 3506 (V63)
Guest 03-Oct-2010 15:18
Very good macro work, and particulary the anaglyphs. Kudos to you! Voted+++
I've just now "discovered" the 3D: www.pbase.com/christianswiss/3d
I wish the best for you
Christian
Chris Lock15-Oct-2006 15:47
This is a fabulous gallery. I really enjoyed looking through these photos. These are great photos for their educational value too. Voted.
Michael Broam25-Sep-2006 18:08
Awesome macro work!
duncan_c24-Sep-2006 16:34
Hey! you stole my life! 8o) Great macro shots, really impressive! I'm just beginning myself! Keep up the good work,
The "other" Duncan C!
http://www.pbase.com/duncan_c/image/66618072
Guest 16-Jul-2006 13:05
Macro photography is unique but your macro is the excellence one. I love going through every single photos.

http://www.pbase.com/zainudin
Larena Woodmore21-Jun-2006 11:21
Very nice - I particularly like the close-up eyes!
Linda-Lou La Voy 28-Nov-2005 04:15
Bravo Duncan, I think they flock to your presense... me first! no me! Congratulations on a job well done, that i hope continues forever and ever....

Always. LindaLaVoy1
R.Moreno11-Sep-2005 19:30
Good macros.
Turquoise 13-Apr-2005 07:19
I hope you don't mind that your spiderface close-up picture is now decorating my monitor. I admire those creatures and I was in search for a high quality close-up picture since ancient times. Well I think I found it, this one has perfect depth and light, simply awsome. All the girls in our office hate it, but I think this creature is more beautiful then most of them :-)) Haha just joking, great job Duncan thanks for sharing.
becky 18-Mar-2005 16:48
I am so impressed with your photography. /I am putting to gether a powerpoint for use on a program on creation to be used in worship at our church, and would like to use some of your prints in the program with your permission. Your work is spectacular. Becky Rutland
Duncan01-Feb-2005 01:30
Merci Bocoup. Je ne parle pas français. :(
french boy 30-Jan-2005 18:56
ouahhhhhhh ! magnifique! superbe !
photos excellentes! good! congratulations !
Guest 01-Dec-2004 13:27
Great stuff!
Duncan26-Nov-2004 18:11
Jack,

I don't know anybody using the 300D on a Sigma 20-200, but I don't see any reason you couldn't. What's the filter thread size on the Sigma? THe 300D is fits a 77 mm filter thread size. If your lens takes a smaller filter, you could use a step-up ring. If it takes a LARGER filter it might not work very well, since you risk vingetting.

The 500D is recommend for lenses from 70 mm to 200 mm, so you'll probably get the best results in that range.


Duncan
Jack Hoying19-Nov-2004 00:58
I love your Macro work!! Your use of the two flash units has inspired me to experiment with that also. I have a Sigma 20-200 F2.8 lens and was wondering if you know of anyone using the 500D with that unit?
Thanks,
Jack
Guest 25-Jun-2004 18:06
Lovely images! Would you consider submitting images for a new field guide to North American insects that I am writing? Please contact me for details if this is of interest. Keep up the great work! Eric, bugeric@webtv.net
Guest 14-Jun-2004 23:51
Amazing is the only word that comes to mind!! Well done :)
LindaLaVoy 15-Sep-2003 03:38
Duncon, only went into insects at this time/ Butterfly - 1683 blew me out of the water... Then DSC-4845 is the winner... so far for me, chances of catching insects in that place in life is once in a lifetime... do u know about the contest that is $60,000.00 purse and a $10,000.00 first prize? let me know if u don't and i will send to u better yet put me on your Instant Messenger and a lot easier then taking risks of virus going around... way to go... linda, central Florida..
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