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Hover fly on large daisy, Inverkip, Scotland.

Camera:Canon EOS 450D
Lens:18-200 macro
Recording media:JPEG (digital)
Title:the fly
Username:skyeman skyeman
Uploaded:23 Oct 2010 - 12:52 PM
Tags:Close-up / macro, Fly flower, Wildlife / nature
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debu
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23 Oct 2010 - 1:12 PM
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Excellent capture.
debu

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23 Oct 2010 - 3:07 PM
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Its a good shot Alistair. I agree with Frank that its seems a little dull, - and for me thats also partly due to the white balance being off a little which Ive changed in my mod in addition to brightening.

I applied a little noise reduction and sharpening also.

Taking your shots in RAW gives you the ability to change white balance in post processing if it doesnt look right.



Regards



Willie

paulbroad
24 Oct 2010 - 9:16 PM
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A good effort with an 18-200 - a lens not meant to do this kind of thing - even though it says macro in it's name. Needs a little more contrast and a touch more sharpening.

Did you use support - a tripod or monopod. You need to, because I assume you were at 200mm - actually 320mm.

By the way, that's not a Hoverfly - looks like a common house fly or dung fly, but there are hundreds of types.

Paul

skyeman
10 Dec 2010 - 9:10 PM
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Guys, thanks for all your comments and mods. I'm still new to proper photography so all your advice is appreciated.
Alastair

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