Melanargia galathea - Marbled White

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Melanargia galathea - Marbled White sent on August 26, 2012 (17:44) by Cristian Arghius. 5 comments, 840 views.

ISO 100, tripod. Specie: Melanargia galathea

61 stacked natural light exposures at ISO 100 of a Melanargia galathea butterfly, Nymphalidae family. This is the only time this season when stacking did not bring great benefits. The resolution is not quite there and probably the lens (Schneider Kreuznach APO Componon HM 90/4.5) used on that situation was outside the recommended magnification range (around 0.5X for this one, I think). A single exposure at around f10 with a longer focal length lens like Canon/Nikon/Sigma/Tamron 180-200 mm macro lens would have given a similar result. Phototgraphed on 15.06.2012. Equipment used: Canon EOS 5D Mark II, reversed Schneider-Kreuznach APO-Componon HM 90/4.5 on Nikon PB-6 bellows.

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6 persons like it: Jahromi, Marcello73, MarsCr, Roberto Marini, Silvio C, Steve Mackay

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Guz

sent on August 26, 2012 (17:50)

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great shot and unusual composition.. may be for me just a little bit less light on the butterfly. many compliments. hi flavio

great shot and unusual composition .. may be for me just a little bit less light on the butterfly. many compliments. hi flavio

Gare75

sent on August 26, 2012 (18:48)

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Well taken shot, great detail is the particular composition.
Compliments.
Hello ;-)

Well taken shot, great detail is the Particular composition.
Compliments.
Hello ;-)

user1338

sent on August 26, 2012 (23:26)

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Ottima composizione, bene il dettaglio, abbasserei solo le luci che in alcuni punti sembrano al limite.
Complimenti, ciao.

Good composition, good detail, stoop only lights that in some cases seem to the limit.
Congratulations, hello.

Roberto Marini

sent on August 27, 2012 (1:02)

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excellent butterfly, good sharpness, perhaps with less brightness, congratulations hello roberto

excellent butterfly, good sharpness, perhaps with less brightness, congratulations hello roberto

Steve Mackay

sent on November 29, 2012 (22:54)

Stunning detail, love it!

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