Caterpillar

[Deleted member 3428]

Hi Peps, happy new year to you all. Not been around too much lately and taken even fewer photos so here is one from last June.

Mullein Moth Caterpillar

Mullein Moth Caterpillar by Ajophotog, on ipernity

 

[alfbranch]

Nice shot Alby

Good to see you here again.

 

[futurelegend]

Great shot I will have nightmares tonight.

 

[Deleted member 3428]

Great shot I will have nightmares tonight.

Sorry Matey

Nice shot Alby

Good to see you here again.

Cheers Alf, I'm back with M4/3s so will have to re-sort myself. Still spring will be here before we know it.

 

[alfbranch]

Cheers Alf, I'm back with M4/3s so will have to re-sort myself. Still spring will be here before we know it.

Are you intending to use M4/3 For macro and if so what lens combo are you planning to use.

 

[Deleted member 3428]

Are you intending to use M4/3 For macro and if so what lens combo are you planning to use.

I have the 60mm olympus and my raynox stuff.

 

[alfbranch]

I have the 60mm olympus and my raynox stuff.

I look forward to seeing how you get on.
The MF on the 60mm gets a tad slow from 1:4 onwards.

 

[GardenersHelper]

Nice! Excellent clarity, and I like the crop/framing.

I'll be interested to see how you get on with m43 and the 60mm macro. I found the working distance rather short, especially when adding a Raynox 150 or 250 to the 60mm macro.

I got some results that I really liked with the 60mm macro on a G80 for flowers, and I thought that would now be my go to kit for botanical subjects. To my surprise, now I have recently acquired a 14-140 (which I bought for other reasons) it looks like I may use that more than the 60mm macro for botanical subjects. I'll still be using the 60mm macro on a G80 for stacking though.