Posted on September 6, 2019
I like using a few different camera systems depending on what I am shooting. Or more likely, what I want to carry & lug around. If I am at a location working near the car, that is not usually a problem. But sometimes I just like walking around, but still want to photograph some interesting subjects that I might come across. Here I am using one of my m43 camera bodies with an adapted old style Canon FD 200mm Macro lens. On m43 cameras it is sort of equivalent (in easy terms) of using a 400mm macro an a full frame body. Instead of going to 1X magnification, because of the crop factor of the m43 system the FOV (Field Of View) is ~2X. This is a 3 image panorama. Luckily the Damsel co-operated for me.
Damselfly – Single Image
Damselfly 4img (overlapping) Focus Stack
Category: Blog, Favorite Locations, Macro Photography, Panoramas, Photo Tips, Stacked Images, Tips & Techniques, yard & pond Tagged: adapting lenses, Canon FD 200mm f/4 macro, Damselfly, Dragonfly Panorama, Focus Stacking, image blending, Image stack. image stacking, m43 panasonic, yard, yard & pond