Olympus EM-1, Kiron 105mm, f16, twin flash, 1/250 ISO 800.
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Olympus EM-1, Kiron 105mm, f16, twin flash, 1/250 ISO 800.
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Olympus EM-1, Kiron 105mm. ISI 800, twin flash. From 2016.
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Olympus EM1 with Kiron 105mm July 2015.
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Nikon Nikkor-N Auto 24mm f:2.8 Non AI at f11 and its closest working distance (see above) of 1 foot/30cm and at 1.5 feet/45cm on A7r, daylight, hand-held.
The first image is cropped by about a third, from the processed image. Ideally the crop would be processed from scratch. The second is definitely close-up rather than macro.
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A female parasitoid wasp, feeding on wild carrot. The second image is a male. Olympus EM-1, Kiron 105, f16, twin TTL RC flash, handheld.
I can only get the title to show fully by entering it twice!
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These fungi were growing in a woodland, partly immersed in a shallow stream. This is the only time I have found them.
EM-1, Kiron 105mm macro, twin TTL RC flash, hand-held. Height about 20mm, half the maximum.
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Olympus EM-1, extension, Leitz Photar 25mm f11, twin flash, FOV 3mm wide.
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Hallo zusammen,
Ich habe mein Nikon Rayfact 2,8/95mm probiert. Es ist vermutlich weitgehend baugleich mit dem Printing Nikkor, aber
mit moderneren Glassorten bestückt und einer anderen Mehrschichtvergütung (SIC).
Ahornsamen im Wasser:
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Wassertropfen nach dem Auftauen:
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LG, Christian
You may find this useful:Zitat:
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https://www.daitron.com/documents/Ni...ies_Ver4.0.pdf
I recently purchased the Rayfact MJ 90mm f4. There is no Printing Nikkor of that focal length.
It has an image circle of 82mm, which gives possibilities, and it is not just for macro.
https://redbook-jp.com/redbook-e/en/r90/n4.html
Female with much smaller male and flies.
Olympus EM-1 Oshiro 60mm f/2.8, 2:1 LD UNC Manual Ultra-Macro, f16, twin TTL flash, hand-held.
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From 2016.
EM-1, Kiron 105, f16 or f11, twin TTL flash (first 2), camera in manual mode or in aperture priority mode for daylight, hand-held, with some support from a pole for the daylight ones (third image).
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These are the fruiting bodies of a fungus feeding on a dead caterpillar below the surface of the ground.
Read about it here:
http://www.first-nature.com/fungi/co...-militaris.php
These were in an area of infrequently cut grass. The clubs were about 50mm long.
EM-1, Kiron 105mm macro, 1/25, probably f11, ISO 400, sunlight.
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This fly is a parasite of bees. I lay eggs on them when they are in flight.
E-M1, Kiron 105mm macro, f11 1/200 ISO 640, single flash TTL on hot shoe, hand-held. Cropped by approx. 50%.
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EM-1, Printing Nikkor at f11 and a x1.5 TC and flash
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Very good pictures.
Can you show us, which printing Nikkor you were using?
Best regards, Christian
The 105mmZitat:
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On extension:
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Thank you,
this is an amazing lens. I think they're still among the best performing macro lenses in their class, even compared with today's standards.
I have two 95mm printing Nikkors. One vintage lens, with aperture, and a newer one, made by Nikon Rayfact, with fixed aperture.
This are really gorgeous lenses.
Best regards, Christian
Unfortunately, people who think they are experts say such lenses are no better than other good macro lenses at smaller that maximum aperture. Utter nonsense.Zitat:
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I don't see the point of a Rayfact with fixed aperture. It seems a bit like using a projector lens.
EM-1, Printing Nikkor 105mm at f11, ISO 205, twin TTL RC flash.
July 2015
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Olympus EM-1, Kiron 105mm at f16, twin TTL flash, hand held.
June 2016.
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From 2016
Olympus EM-1, Printing-Nikkor 105mm, hand held.
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EM-1, Kiron 105, f16, twin flash. (2016)
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Empty aphid skin with parasite larva underneath (2011).
Olympus E-P2, Olympus Zuiko MF 38mm auto bellows lens, 35mm of telescopic tube extension plus 10mm of adapter. T ripod, anti shock 8 seconds, 1/13 f8 ISO 400.
The attached image was one of my first attempts at stacking. (10 frames?).
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Male Speckled Bush-Cricket
EM-1, x1. TC, reversed Schneider HM40 at f16, hand held.
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Olympus EM-1, Schneider Repro-Claron 55mm f/8.0 macro/repro lens, f11 or f16, flash. (2014).
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EM-1, Schneider HM90 in tilt adapter. No more details (2019).
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Olympus EP-2, Kiron 105mm, hand held. (2019)
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Olympus EM-1, Printing-Nikkor 150, January 2016. (Twin flash?)
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Cactus flowers detail. Sony A7r, Laowa 25mm f2.8 2.5x-5x ultra-macro at 11, twin TTL flash hand-held. (2019).
(A lot of sensor dust had to be removed, see attached images).
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Sony A7r3, no extension, Rayfact RJ 90mm f4 at f11, hand held.
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https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...88772c9c_h.jpg
Dial it UP-side-down! by simple.joy, auf Flickr
(Zeiss Dokumar 5.6/38)
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Gran exit by simple.joy, auf Flickr
(Tomioka E-Yashionon DX 3.5/21)
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...b068d142_h.jpg
Guidance system by simple.joy, auf Flickr
(Schneider Kreuznach D-Claron 3.5/30)
Sony A7r3, Sigma Apo Macro 180mm f5.6 at f11, ISO 2000, sun, hand held.
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Trying out my Luminar 63mm (version 1) for the first time. The flower was not ideal.
Olympus EM-1, 100mm extension, Luminar 63mm first 3 at f9 ("2") then 2 at f13 ("8") FOV 11mm, ISO 200, twin flash, hand held (resting on table top).
This flower has the problematic blue color.
The images are uncropped.
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Very nice!
The Zeiss Luminar lenses are among my favorite magnifying lenses. I love the last built 40mm f4 (not the predecessor with f4,5) but the 63mm is also one of my first choice lenses...
Best regards, Christian
This lens was listed as with "slight, age-related clouding of the lens", which made me hesitate for several days. I can't see it!Zitat:
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It should be good for slime moulds but they don't like our recent weather.
EM-1, 177mm extension, Luminar 63mm f13 FOV 6mm, twin flash, hand held.
This is in the magnification range I have in mind for this lens. Focusing is very critical and easily lost before the shutter activates.
The second image shows the female parts (stigmas). The last one was cropped slightly laterally.
I reworked the images to deal with microcontrast.
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Olympus EM-1, Luminar 63mm f9, 100mm ext, 6mm FOV, twin flash, hand held.
Only my third session with this lens.
This is in the range if magnifications I would want to use the lens for and with a subject not needing a huge DOF.
There may be 3 species represented here.
The first image has been cropped laterally.
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Olympus EM-1, Kiron 105, f16, twin TTL flash, handheld.
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Olympus EM-1, Schneider HM 40 reversed, at f16, plus x1.4 TC, twin RC TTL flash at 1/250 and ISO 400, hand-held. The image is uncropped (FOV 6mm).
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Olympus EM-1, 100mm extension, Printing-Nikkor 105mm at f11, ISO 200, FOV 35mm wide, hand held.
I must revisit this flower when the pollen is ripe.
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