I am envious of the beautiful pictures
Thanksmaybe this has already been posted, but what lense are you using and how is your set up to take the pictures? Ya know they are full of energy
You can sort of see some of them toward the left of the webbing. Oh and mommy is underneath...
I think it does nothing. I've got one E. arcuata which had more than 100 pics taken during one year... and it still in good condition, hunting without any problem.
7-8cm from the front of the lens. With reversed Industar 50/2.8 or Flektogon 35/2.4 and bellows, only 2-3cm.
Matrix metering, but overexposed 1 and 2/3 or 2 EV. Using spot metering, when objects are fast moving animals isn't the easiest solution.
...I'm still thinking how I can get one of thouse. One of the most beautifull jumping spiders, but it can't be found in Europe.
Ahh I see... that makes sense. I think focusing would be the problem for me then. Does the extension tube mess with the focusing at all? I think I would have to put it on continuous focus and hope to get lucky.Thank you
Matrix metering, but overexposed 1 and 2/3 or 2 EV. Using spot metering, when objects are fast moving animals isn't the easiest solution.
Hi. I think I didn't get your e-mail. I won't have Internet connection in the next few weeks (I'm traveling around Poland looking for more "bugz"
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Sb-800 speedlight, home-made diffuser and pieces of white paper to have more bounced light
