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wow!! so glad they're too small to see in that much detail normally!
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wow what an ugly guy but that is a fabulous photo mel !
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Melody
DoF Fly study ...
The image is quite noisy, as you used your 60mm (EF-S) I am guessing you did this on your 400D? What ISO did you use?
One last question, have to ask because I always wonder how people get these pics, was the fly alive? if so, how do you stop them flying off?
Once again, great pic, I'm quite jealous
All the best,
Alan.
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WOW what a great capture.
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