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Spider Web Refractions 2
Published: 2008-10-02 21:40:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 32719; Favourites: 2006; Downloads: 0
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A Spiders web covered in dew.Related content
Comments: 355
I honestly can't beleive such an image could be caught in nature... I swore this was a cgi. Ha imagine my surprise!
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I have seen a lot of water droplet shots and this one is by far my favorite so far. I couldn't ask for more...
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How did you get both, reflection and drop outline, sharp? I tried it a hundred times, but it wouldn't work. Thanks for your help!
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OmG!!! This si so extremely beautiful!!!
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wow such and amazing find nice work and i will add this to my faves
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What a shot. To see the daisies in the dew is such a refreshing image. Love this. Spiderwebs have such high tensile strength!
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This is absolutely, without doubt, one of the most amazing macroshots I've ever seen!
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I love the effect of seeing the dew drops which i always love looking at but seeing a beautiful flower in all them as well is gorgeous
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Thank you very much, it does add a bit more interest, not to mention colour.
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Your welcome
And i completely agree with you there ^^
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You are welcome, it's really wonderful !!! you have a... don't know the word in english... un don ??? un immense talent
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I am very impressed dear, this is sop amazing
Congrats on well deserved DD today
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Thank you so much, really appreciated.
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It is real yes. Its done using a technique called focus stacking. I take several shots at different focal points, then combine them in CS3 or combinezm to get an image with a much greater DOF.
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Hi, yes its a photo. Its done using a technique called focus stacking. I take several images while moving the focal point through the scene untill i have covered what i want in focus. That way i can get both the refraction and the Dew Drop in sharp focus. I then either combine the seperate images together in CS3 using the healing brush tool or in a program called combinezm. Focus stacking is useful in macro photography as with a lens like the MPe-65 the DOF is minimal.
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In that case: I NEED CS3! Or why not CS4 even.
I've still got 7.0.
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