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Published: 2015-03-21 16:18:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 3932; Favourites: 120; Downloads: 0
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Found this little one on my patio table.Tech Specs: Canon 70D (F11, 1/250, ISO 100) + a Canon MP-E 65mm macro lens (4x) + a diffused MT-24EX. This is a single, uncropped, frame taken hand held.
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Great shot.Β How far away from the spider are you?Β They are so twitchy!
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Thanks 
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eeeeee~! SO CUTE!! I just love jumping spiders. they're so intent of their surrounds. I love it when they look up at me, tilting their little bodys up 
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The always seem very curious to me.
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My gourd... he's so hairy! ^^ Thanks for sharing this little dude!
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No, it's just a physical crop via the smaller sensor than the 1D MK III. Cropping an image is not the same as magnifying it...
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Handsome little critter.
I couldn't help noticing you got the Fongs out for this one.
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I'm using a pair of Puffer Plus diffusers for the final stage of my diffusion.
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I also went back to the Fong's regular puffers after trying Redstag's diffusers.
They're ideal for 1x but I kept frightening and bumping into things at higher magnification.
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I think that Redstag's diffusion plastic is a little thick -great for 1x like you said, but was loosing too much light above 3x. My current setup is a Stofen with just a thin strip of plastic through the middle (to knock down the hot spot from the flash tube), a layer of 1/4 stop nylon GoBo material, and then the Puffer Plus. Works good through the entire range of the MP-E 65mm and I lose about 2 stops compared to a bare flash.
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Well it all appears to be creating a very pleasant and unobtrusive footprint.
The plastic strip sounds very interesting and quite radical, I really am going to have to try that! Β
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It's about 4 or 5 mm thick, just about the thickness of the flash tube.
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Thanks John, the effects are quite dramatic and very subtle at the same time.
It's astonishing how much pain a pinprick of light in an eyeball can cause!
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Hi, your wonderful work has been featured in the latestΒ devPREMIUM 'sΒ Weekly Macro Spotlight Vol. 159 . Best regards!!
MarcosRodriguez , Curator of the Macro Gallery atΒ devPREMIUM
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