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    adcolon
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    This is a Salticidae Sp. Spider at the University of Puerto Rico's Botanical Gardens. The fly/lunch species in not known.

    Canon XTi, Canon MP-65 with macro flash, ISO 100, f/11 at 1/250 sec., handheld.

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    Roman Kurywczak
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    Hi (??? You didn't post your name),
    Very nice action/nature story in this one. I just wish that you had more DOF for my tastes. By using a higher ISO, around 400, you would been able to go up to f22 handheld. At f16 and the same ISO, your BG would also be a little lighter and not black. You may be able to pull it up with Shadow/highlight in that area. Some people also don't like the multiple flashes in the eye but since I use the same flash.........most of the time it doesn't bother me. Great choice of specimen and action.
    Roman

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    Robert O'Toole
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    Quote Originally Posted by Roman Kurywczak View Post
    Hi (??? You didn't post your name),
    Very nice action/nature story in this one. I just wish that you had more DOF for my tastes. By using a higher ISO, around 400, you would been able to go up to f22 handheld. At f16 and the same ISO, your BG would also be a little lighter and not black. You may be able to pull it up with Shadow/highlight in that area. Some people also don't like the multiple flashes in the eye but since I use the same flash.........most of the time it doesn't bother me. Great choice of specimen and action.
    Roman


    Very good critique Roman.

    I wouldnt recomment S/H though, it sometimes kills the mid tone contrast and make is look flat and "muddy".

    I believe the OP's name is A.D. Colon, bu tno idea what the initials stand for.


    Robert

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    Great shot with some interesting action going on!
    Just enough DOF where it counts and when you would sharpen this just a tad more i think you have a wonderful shot!

    Well done!

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    Jeroen Stel

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    Mike Moats
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    Hey adcolon, very cool image, great details where it counts.

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