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Bloody great shots. #1 is perfect.
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nice pix's....... all 3 are very good....... my resident frog has gone on holiday....... or found a new hiding place
Cheers ....bp....
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Brilliant - lovely sharp well composed images.
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![]() Great photography. TFF (Trevor)
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Brilliant! Everything perfect except...and this is the tiniest niggle... I'd be tempted to clone out one of the catchlights. probably the bigger of the two. Other than that - stunning!!!
Simon
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Incredible shots, all three! Sharpness and focus looks perfect
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Simon,
I tried each of the highlights. I think the larger one looks better. I also took the opportunity to correct the white balance for the first one. ![]() ![]() David, I was actually using my old Speedlight SB-24 on 1/8th power. I get a bit more control with that flash and it works fine for mid-macro shots.
Now it's perfect.
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