0402 package, 1mm x 0.5mm. Have fun with that
Not really that bad if you have a fine point iron (or two, for removing them) and some fine tipped tweezers.
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0402 package, 1mm x 0.5mm. Have fun with that
Not really that bad if you have a fine point iron (or two, for removing them) and some fine tipped tweezers.
THE Bruce Dickinson
He was dying when I found him. If you look closely, he's missing a legOriginally Posted by ferky
Well hello there little fella ! How did you made him so calm? Sugar treats?
It's a pretty detailed photo, if I may say so. Only way to improve any further is by getting more light on these little buggers.
They're naturally pretty docile though. This is a nymph boxelder bug... an adult wouldn't have minded the camera much either. They don't bite, they just get curious and crawl all over the place.
That is just about the sharpest image that's come out of the camera yet. The bug took up only a small section in the center of the shot - the lens won't focus any closer. Doesn't hurt that I'm getting pretty good with the manual focus. Picked up a UV filter for the lens today for those days when I'm outside wandering around.
Last edited by Oklahoma Wolf; 04-26-2013 at 01:27 AM.
THE Bruce Dickinson
A picture of our wacky weather day. This cloud gave us rain, sleet, thunder, and lightning.
Taken with my new Polaroid UV filter which, as I found, is rather prone to lens flare. But not in this shot
Freedom! Horrible, horrible freedom!
No nicknames for the Nikon yet? I would have thought you would have been calling it Nicki Imaj or something equally as silly by now.
THE Bruce Dickinson
Not yet
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Here are some pics that fellas for my origin forum took in last month or two (first is Nikon D5100 and the rest are D800):
http://www.pohrani.com/?1G/5l/3K6t1B...35-kopiraj.jpg
http://www.pohrani.com/?1Z/GL/4HM7S4n9/30god-2.jpg
http://www.pohrani.com/?s/Nj/2jkhyNIS/30god-1.jpg
http://www.pohrani.com/?1C/tF/4lRbLbA3/30god-3.jpg
http://www.pohrani.com/?3U/YV/4YBtGODM/30god-4.jpg
Maybe it will help you get inspired
THE Bruce Dickinson
Nice. Next on the agenda is a circular polarizing filter - that should help with some of my outdoor pictures a bit.
THE Bruce Dickinson
The CPL filter is here, and I will now never be found without one. Paid for itself in one day.
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That's a bit of a difference right there
BTW bumped on a Photomatix software that uses three photos of the same object/landscape with different exposure levels, for ex:
You take these three photos:
... and you get something like this:
There are a bunch of useful filters and it allows very interesting results
http://www.hdrsoft.com/videos/videos...ssentialsWin32
THE Bruce Dickinson
Yeah, this camera has built in HDR. Haven't used it yet, but I'll get around to it.
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