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Have to admit it is hard to get a sharp picture of the bee and the flower in focus at the same time
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Cool you can see his antanae???( I can never spell that word)and everything. Nice one
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now i really like the last one bazza 
the bee is more in focus than the others and better colour too
the bee is more in focus than the others and better colour too
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Kit 1 nikon D80 nikon 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 AF-s IF-ED 50mm nifty fifty |
Kit 2 nikon F55 AF nikon 28-80mm F/3.3-5.6 |
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Claire
I used a different lens a Tamron 90mm macro f2.8 against the Nickon 24-120 mm Vr which may account for the difference + a little more practise. Also camera on spot setting against wider focus width
Bazza
I used a different lens a Tamron 90mm macro f2.8 against the Nickon 24-120 mm Vr which may account for the difference + a little more practise. Also camera on spot setting against wider focus width
Bazza