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| sent on July 31, 2025 (11:30) | This comment has been translated
Super! |
| sent on July 31, 2025 (11:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you! It is a twin photo of another taken vertically with MP-E 65mm. Qualitatively, the differences are minimal. Maybe slightly in favor of the Canon as far as some details are concerned (but it depends on the pitch used, the angle and various factors, it is not so much merit or demerit of the lens), but here I managed the light a little better.
I didn't include the whole leg on the right because the final part of the tarsus of this "was" bumblebee was missing. Grazie! E' una foto gemella di un'altra scattata in verticale con MP-E 65mm. Qualitativamente le differenze sono minime. Forse leggermente in favore del Canon per quanto riguarda alcuni dettagli (ma dipende dal passo usato, dall'angolazione e fattori vari, non è tanto merito o demerito dell'obiettivo), però qui ho gestito la luce un po' meglio.
La zampa a destra non l'ho inclusa tutta perché tanto mancava la parte finale del tarso di questo "fu" calabrone. |
| sent on August 03, 2025 (10:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
But what a beautiful macro.
Did you use a micrometer slide? What kind of lighting?
Is the image cropped or does it enlarge the lens in this way? I'm using the sigma 105 macro 1:1 plus rainox 250, but I would like to switch to this lens. Fantastic rendering congratulations.
Thank you! Ma che bella macro.
Hai usato una slitta micrometrica? Che tipo di illuminazione?
È ritagliata l'immagine o ingrandisce così l'obbiettivo? Sto usando il 105 macro sigma 1:1 più rainox 250 , ma vorrei passare a questo obbiettivo. Resa fantastica complimenti.
Grazie! |
| sent on August 04, 2025 (19:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hi, there is a very slight cutout, but it's pretty much all of the 24.2 MP of the 80D.
I used a micrometer hot shoe and fixed artificial lighting (LED spotlights).
The magnification in this case does not reach 2:1. I don't remember the value, I would say between 1.5x and 2x.
The Laowa 100mm compared to the Sigma 105mm does not have AF and the focus ring goes from infinity to 2:1 with a fairly short travel. Used by hand, so you have to get used to it at first, but it's a great macro lens.
I also have the Sigma 105mm and I continue to use it, perhaps in more "carefree" outings without choosing tiny subjects. The Laowa covers more situations and is certainly the lens I rely on when it comes to focus stacking at magnifications up to 2x
:).
Ciao, c'è un leggerissimo ritaglio, ma praticamente sono quasi tutti i 24,2 MP della 80D.
Ho usato una slitta micrometrica e illuminazione artificiale fissa (faretti LED).
L'ingrandimento in questo caso non raggiunge 2:1. Non ricordo il valore, direi tra 1,5x e 2x.
Il Laowa 100mm rispetto al Sigma 105mm non ha l'AF e la ghiera della messa a fuoco va da infinito a 2:1 con una corsa abbastanza corta. Usato a mano, bisogna quindi abituarcisi all'inizio, ma è un ottimo obiettivo macro.
Anch'io ho il Sigma 105mm e continuo ad usarlo, magari in uscite più "spensierate" senza scegliere soggetti minuscoli. Il Laowa copre più situazioni ed è certamente l'obiettivo a cui mi affido quando si tratta di fare focus stacking con ingrandimenti fino a 2x.
Grazie a te. :) |
| sent on August 05, 2025 (10:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you for what you wrote. Keep up the good work! Great photos. Grazie per quanto hai scritto. Continua così! Grandi foto. |
| sent on August 06, 2025 (16:06) | This comment has been translated
Thank you! |
| sent on October 02, 2025 (21:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
May I ask you what micrometric slide you used? The R7 does it automatically, but in certain conditions, it is difficult to manage.
Thank you Posso chiederti che slitta micrometrica hai usato? La R7 lo fa in automatico, ma in certe condizioni, si riesce a fatica.
Grazie |
| sent on October 05, 2025 (16:17) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hi, sorry for the delay. I used the NiSi 200s. To be exact, it is a fusion of 56 shots. ;-) Ciao, scusa il ritardo. Ho usato la NiSi 200s. Per l'esattezza è una fusione di 56 scatti.  |
| sent on October 05, 2025 (20:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you very much. I'll take a nisi too. Thank you! Grazie tante. Prenderò anche io una nisi. Grazie! |
| sent on October 06, 2025 (6:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Maybe consider the 180s (released later) which costs less and is shorter and lighter. In any case, when you use a micrometric slide, you never take advantage of all those millimeters in advance. :) Valuta magari la 180s (uscita in seguito) che costa meno ed è più corta e leggera. Tanto quando si usa una slitta micrometrica non si sfruttano mai tutti quei millimetri in avanzamento. :) |
| sent on October 06, 2025 (15:56) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Yes, in fact I thought the same thing. If the 180 has the advance with the millimeter vernier like the 200s, I go 180s otherwise without references it becomes difficult.
Thank you! Si infatti pensavo proprio la stessa cosa. Se la 180 ha l'avanzamento col nonio millimetrato come la 200s , vado di 180s altrimenti senza riferimenti diventa difficile .
Grazie ! |
| sent on October 06, 2025 (16:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Do you think they are the same apart from the 180 mm stroke?
Thank you. Secondo te sono uguali a parte la corsa di 180 mm?
Grazie. |
| sent on October 06, 2025 (16:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Ok the 200s has quick forward and quick release that the 180 doesn't have.
They replied to me from the assistance. Thank you Ok la 200s ha l'avanzamento rapido e sgancio rapido che la 180 non ha.
Mi hanno risposto dall'assistenza . Grazie |
| sent on October 06, 2025 (20:07) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
The 180s for advancements has the graduated manapola-drum of the 200s while the 180 has only a knob without notches.
Each full turn of the 180s knob makes 1 mm of feed (offset), according to what is written on the card. Also in this case just like the 200s, while with the 180 the feed is 1.25mm per full rotation.
In the 200s, the rapid advancement of the Arca-Swiss compatible plate is obtained by pressing the yellow button-clamp. I never use it and I think that eliminating it in the 180s was an improvement. Maybe it's just my unjustified fear, but I wouldn't want abusing it to create a "game" that doesn't make the plate more stable.
I've never tried a 180s, but it seems to me that it combines the best of the previous two sleds.
La 180s per gli avanzamenti ha la manapola-tamburo graduato della 200s mentre la 180 ha solo una manopola senza tacche.
Ad ogni giro completo della manopola della 180s si compie 1 mm di avanzamento (scostamento), stando a quanto c'è scritto nella scheda. Anche in questo caso proprio come la 200s, mentre con la 180 l'avanzamento è di 1,25mm per rotazione completa.
Nella 200s l'avanzamento rapido della piastra compatibile con Arca-Swiss si ottiene premendo il pulsante-morsetto di colore giallo. Io non lo uso mai e penso che averlo eliminato nella 180s sia stata una miglioria. Magari è solo una mia paura immotivata, ma non vorrei che abusandone si creasse un "gioco" che non rende più stabile la piastra.
Non ho mai provato una 180s, ma a me sembra che combini il meglio delle due slitte precedenti.
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| sent on October 07, 2025 (14:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
It seems simpler than the 180s let's say.
If it has the graduated drum with 1 mm x turn it is ok. Thank you! Sembra più semplice la 180s diciamo.
Se ha il tamburo graduato con 1 mm x giro è ok. Grazie! |
| sent on October 07, 2025 (16:56) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
To be taken now. Directly from Nisi
Da prendere ora . Direttamente da Nisi
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| sent on October 07, 2025 (19:26) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
They give discounts several times a year. Next one will probably be Black Friday.
The graduated drum allows for uniform and therefore more precise feed steps.
Fanno gli sconti più volte l'anno. La prossima probabilmente sarà il Black Friday.
Il tamburo graduato consente passi di avanzamento uniformi e quindi più precisi.
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| sent on October 07, 2025 (22:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Fine.
Thank you very much! Benissimo .
Grazie tante! |
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