I have more pleasing shots of a soft coral crab mostly because of different coloring of the crab versus the coral but this is the highest magnification. Is this picture worth spending time in CS6 trying to make it more pleasing?
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Is this worth working on?
06 February 2013 - 10:36 AM
Nikon Af105vr vs Sigma 150 macro
21 June 2012 - 10:06 AM
The bad news: I finally figured out that the Nikon 105VR is so fat that it won't fit in my compound Seatool port (The dedicated one-piece port for the 105 has a larger ID)
The good news: The Signa 150mm macro is not as fat (3.1 vs. 3.3) and my compound port is long enough to fit a Sigma 150.
So I can't use my Kento 2x TC with the 105 which is Alex's preferred method to get greater than 1:1 so I am thinking of purchasing the 150mm ans using my Subsee (+5 and +10) with it.
any experiences or ideas out there?
Tom
PS: I shoot a D-300
The good news: The Signa 150mm macro is not as fat (3.1 vs. 3.3) and my compound port is long enough to fit a Sigma 150.
So I can't use my Kento 2x TC with the 105 which is Alex's preferred method to get greater than 1:1 so I am thinking of purchasing the 150mm ans using my Subsee (+5 and +10) with it.
any experiences or ideas out there?
Tom
PS: I shoot a D-300
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