Extreme macro photography

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Extreme macro portrait of a riparian beetle (Elaphrus riparius, Coleoptera, Carabidae) found in Latvia (River banks of Gauja, Valmiera, August 2012). Studio stack using an ethanol preserved collection specimen. Image based on 181 exposures (steps of 8µm), assembled in Zerene Stacker (Pmax & Dmap), cleaned in GIMP, not cropped. Sony A6300 + Canon FD bellows + Zeiss Jena 8x/na0,20 microscope objective (rms) + metabones adapter + 2 DIY adapters; ISO100, 1/160s, 1 diffused flash.

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Never tried focus stacking before? This short tutorial by the folks at Phlearn is the perfect way to get started!

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In this article, nature photographer Erez Marom explains the technique of focus stacking and shows its implementation in Photoshop.

The "piece" of photographic equipment that has been the most influential on my photography would be my extreme macro setup. My interest in macro photography was piqued by...