Genus Pterinochilus

[T.Raab]

 

[ErikH]

Beautiful photos all! This genus has to be one of my favorites.

 

[CedrikG]

and so is mine!

 

[Dark Raptor]

The last picture looks great!
I can't believe that you can get so nice lighting from your digital camera. I'm stil fighting with my build-in flashlight... now in "full manual" mode.

 

[CedrikG]

I'm stil fighting with my build-in flashlight... now in "full manual" mode.

yeah thats what im going to do to, full manual mode... you're still fighting with that problem, and I BEGIN TO FIGHT with that problem lol ... You made me realise my picture were much to bright

 

[T.Raab]

Hi,

The last picture looks great!
I can't believe that you can get so nice lighting from your digital camera. I'm stil fighting with my build-in flashlight... now in "full manual" mode.

thank you for your kind words!

i used for the last picture a Konica Minolta with a Sigma 50mm macrolens. Of course i used some special lightsource and of course i didnt use a flash.

Here are the exif dates if you are interessted:

Exposure time: 1/100 s
F-number: f/5.6
ISO: 200

 

[T.Raab]

Hi,

here a closeup of the coxae of the palp and leg I:

 

[T.Raab]

Hi,

T. Raab, fantastic spider! I like this pattern on its abdomen.

just take a look here: click me

 

[Dark Raptor]

i used for the last picture a Konica Minolta with a Sigma 50mm macrolens. Of course i used some special lightsource and of course i didnt use a flash.

Here are the exif dates if you are interessted:

Exposure time: 1/100 s
F-number: f/5.6
ISO: 200

Yes, situation when you don't need to use flash is the best. I should think more abuot it or start taking pictures during a day
I always use f8 - 11, but when I synchronise flash with the "second courtain" I can use f32 and 1/500s!

PS. Thanks for the pic!

eah thats what im going to do to, full manual mode... you're still fighting with that problem, and I BEGIN TO FIGHT with that problem lol ... You made me realise my picture were much to bright

Sometimes it is much worse when pics are too dark I also make this mistake when use teleconverter or macro rings.

 

[CedrikG]

Pterinochilus lugardi

 

[T.Raab]

Hi,

the retrolateral side of the chelicerae of Pterinochilus sp.:

 

[Tarantula]

LOL mate this thread is about Pterinochilus sp. not Stromatopelma...

 

[CedrikG]

woooooooops I was in an african mood its fixed

 

[phil]

Pterinochilus murinus UMV mature male (Not happy as usual)

 

[phil]

Freshly moulted P.lugardi

 

[CedrikG]

The Pterinochilus lugardi has to be one of the nicest looking Pterinochilus Sp. imo

 

[syndicate]

Pterinochilus lugardi adult female

 

[brachy]

Hi

I have got one sp. from genus Pterinochilus. It is WC spider. I think it is murinus but ......? What you think? What is it ?

 

[T.Raab]

Hi "Brachy",

the spider looks like Pterinochilus murinus to me, but a proper ID is only possible by determine the dead specimen or an exuviae.

 

[brachy]

Hi Timo maestro of Afrikan spiders

Thank you for help. When she will moult I will take some photos about of spermatheca and other important parts of body.