Sigma SD14 dslr
Sigma 50 EX macro lens
Sigma ring flash
Hand held
F16
1/200s
ISO50
Manual focus
RAW adjustment in
SPP3.5
Cropped in PS Elements 5
Framed in Xara Xtreme Pro 5
Another great macro study David , but I would drop the gamma a bit- give it some "beef"- and think about the frame !
Maybe more space left but a great shot anyway.
John
Thanks for the input John. I've just upgraded SigmaPhotoPro to version 3.5.2 and it is taking some getting used to, for me anyway. but I think it will be worth it.
Well you wanted to show the detail and detail this has, makes an excellent ID type of shot.
Now you have included some canvas on the left, which is better I would take some of the right just to balance the image back up. I think I would also clone over the white area just in front of the flys eye.
An excellent detailed macro. It looks a teeny bit bright on my monitor and I'm not quite sure about the crop either - perhaps a bit more cancas on top ad a bit less on the right??
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6 repliesSigma SD14 dslr
Sigma 50 EX macro lens
Sigma ring flash
Hand held
F16
1/200s
ISO50
Manual focus
RAW adjustment in
SPP3.5
Cropped in PS Elements 5
Framed in Xara Xtreme Pro 5
Maybe more space left but a great shot anyway.
John
Well you wanted to show the detail and detail this has, makes an excellent ID type of shot.
Now you have included some canvas on the left, which is better I would take some of the right just to balance the image back up. I think I would also clone over the white area just in front of the flys eye.
Tim