Still playing around with the lower power objectives and HF. Here are images of two different flies. The photos were assembled from fairly large "stacks" (30-40 pictures or so). The first was done with a 3X objective; the second was a larger specimen and was taken using a 2.5X. A 2.5X photo-eyepiece was used with both, and lighting was provided by 2 fiber optic light guides, partially diffused.
A double dip of Diptera
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I've seen a lot of fly close-ups Charlie but none like this. These are great.
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Wim... I've done "conventional" 3D stuff where you shift the camera horizontally, but never tried "micro" 3D. Do you simply "rotate" the subject around an arbitrary axis for two images, or is there a more precise methodology? I think you are right... something like this in 3D would be quite impressive.... almost scary!