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Post by texasroach on Jan 18, 2011 20:43:06 GMT -8
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Post by nomihoudai on Jan 19, 2011 1:04:48 GMT -8
Did you use macro for that (or just macro function )? Because macro has a very thin space where it focuses. Furthermore the picture seems blurry everywhere, high resolution is not everything, maybe in large it looks ok but zoomed in it is just blurry. Also what did you try to photograph ? The flower or the bug ? Because if you wanted to photograph the flower I must say you got a flower pic with an annoying bug on it, if you wanted to get the bug I wonder why you wasted space with the flower. Anyway, photography is a real hard topic and really difficult, I wish you lots of luck and you must train more, I am sure you will succeed then and get awesome results.
Nevertheless it should be ok enough for an ID, unfortunately I can't help in that as I focus on Lepidoptera.
Rgds Claude
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Post by texasroach on Jan 19, 2011 11:24:07 GMT -8
Some more pics I took while trying out my camera
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Post by texasroach on Jan 19, 2011 11:24:52 GMT -8
#3, also if the image is to big when you click it just right click it and select view
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Post by papilio28570 on Mar 7, 2011 12:24:49 GMT -8
#3 Looks like a cactus eating another cactus ;D
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Post by saturniidave on Mar 7, 2011 16:33:19 GMT -8
With a small fly just above the 'mouth' LOL
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Post by enyas24 on Mar 8, 2011 10:37:58 GMT -8
Dear Texasroach (funny nick),
I will not critic your photographical skills since it's not my area of expertise. This insect also is beyond my interests but i may be able to give an insight.
It seems to belong in coreids and even though i m not familiar with their early stages and also living space for mistakes, i can say that it ressembles a young Hypselonotus sp. Which species excactly i wouldn't know.
I hope that it helps you somehow
Best regards,
Tassos
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