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Submitted: March 23, 2009
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Make:Canon
Model:Canon EOS 40D
Shutter Speed:1/41 second
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ISO Speed:400
Date Taken:Mar 18, 2009, 1:39:38 AM

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Chrysoperlaby ~Osiriseye

Photography / Macro / Nature

This is a Chrysoperla more known by Green Lacewing. I've researched a little and they are used in greenhouses to eat the aphids, They can eat from 100 to 600 aphids a day!

I haven't up to much these last months, and I still haven't made anything that made me proud of it... and this is still not it!
Taken with my inversion ring and my Canon 18-55mm.

Just to give you a sense of dimension, those strings are actually dust!

F is either 10 or 14 and the focal length is around 25 mm...

I don't remember every shot and with the ring it doesn't store any information concerning the lens in the exif.

Just want to share what I'm practising on...

~setinet83 Mar 30, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

Wow, the color in the eyes is quite impressive, and the sharpness of the eyes is commendable as well. Nice photo!

~Osiriseye Mar 30, 2009

Thank you.

~momentstoremind Mar 27, 2009

adorei a foto, o promenor da cor dos olhos é magnifico.

~Osiriseye Mar 27, 2009

Obrigado! Muito Obrigado! Pelo comment e pela estrelinha!

~JacobineB Mar 24, 2009 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Those eyes are awesome

~Osiriseye Mar 24, 2009

Thanks!

~PaulRokicki Mar 23, 2009

ya i like the eyes. i need a lens like that for my cam.

~Osiriseye Mar 24, 2009

No need for special lens! Just and Inversion ring! and these are really really cheap! maximum 20€! Then you just need learn how to use it properly! It's a very manual process and very low tech! You don't have any of the normal automatic functions once you mount the lens backwards!

~PaulRokicki Mar 24, 2009

hehe interesting. i never did any macro and really have no plans but would like to try it one day when i get a better camera. thanks for the info!

~Osiriseye Mar 24, 2009

Here, [link] , this helps a lot!

It helped me!

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