What kind of flowers are they? Bob
On Jun 27, 2006, at 1:38 PM, Don Williams wrote: > One set of pictures has a fly. The other no fly. Each is composed > of six > exposures. But I made a mistake with the one with the fly and it seems > that two of the images must have been in the wrong place because > the end > result is not sharp. However, in between exposures the fly lifted its > front legs off the flower and started cleaning them. So it looks > like he > has eight legs. Insects only have 6 legs. In one exposure the legs > were > down in another they were being rubbed together. When stacked it looks > like it has eight legs. The other picture made up of five properly > spaced exposures is sharp all the way through. But I thought it > would be > interesting to show the one with the fly -- even though it ain't so > hot. > > I need some sort of device for evenly turning the lens focus ring in > exact predetermined increments. Some kind of a miniature ratchet that > can be set to advance the focus in, say, one millimetre (focus) steps. > For the microscopes this is not a problem because the focus knobs are > graduated in micrometres. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
