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11-07-2005, 14:16
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Spiders and a fly's eyes
Really enjoying this macro stuff, doesn't need lots of time and you can get shots around the garden
 These arent brilliant and they do seem to need a bit of noise reduction but they're the best spider shots I've managed to date. The fly is a 100% crop but it's slightly over forum size so just a linky.    http://www.hardmuirstables.co.uk/pic...cro/flyeye.jpg |
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