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    Nature/Wildlife Forum Co-Moderator Loupey's Avatar
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    Flies of the Smallest Order

    Invisible to the casual observer. Hard to believe that they have all the same parts and pieces as their giant cousins the horseflies.

    It rained all day and when it finally stopped this evening, the air was as still as I have never seen before. Shot about ten steps from my front door.
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    Re: Flies of the Smallest Order

    Nice!
    Can you give us the exif data? Lens?
    Keep Shooting!

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    Re: Flies of the Smallest Order

    Quote Originally Posted by Frog
    Nice!
    Can you give us the exif data? Lens?
    Thanks, Frog.

    The lens is the Canon 180mm macro.
    The EXIF is: ISO 400, 1/45s, f/6.7 but....

    Since this shot was made at near 1:1 magnification and no amount of stopping down would get those drops in focus, I used the focus stacking technique to merge 4 shots (each at the specs above). Like I said earlier, it was real still
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    Re: Flies of the Smallest Order

    Nice job! Never thought the multi-shot / multi-focus idea would work with nature but this is so sharp!

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    Re: Flies of the Smallest Order

    Excellent detail and focus. Spot on Loupey!!!

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    Re: Flies of the Smallest Order

    Wow.. thats an awesome shot..
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    Re: Flies of the Smallest Order

    nice job loupey!
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    Re: Flies of the Smallest Order

    Kurt, Eric, mEasy27, Paul - thank you guys for the comments.
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    Re: Flies of the Smallest Order

    I gotta give it to you!!! AWESOME!
    The first step is BEING THERE to take it...

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