Friday, August 18, 2006

Photographs: microphotography of sugar crystals, a banknote and a sewing needle

Finally, I am bringing the full might of my newly acquired lens to bear on the world. Unless otherwise noted, all images are resized from the original 8 megapixel files, not cropped.

Do pardon the horrid vignetting (black rings) on some of the photographs; I have not got the feel for the double-aperture setup yet.






Sugar Crystals

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Panasonic FZ30 with reverse-mounted Tokina 28-105mm lens






Sewing needle and thread

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Panasonic FZ30 with reverse-mounted Tokina 28-105mm lens





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Panasonic FZ30 with reverse-mounted Tokina 28-105mm lens





RMB 100





Panasonic FZ30 with +4 diopter close-up lens





Panasonic FZ30 with two +4 diopter close-up lenses





Panasonic FZ30 with reverse-mounted Tokina 28-105mm lens





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Panasonic FZ30 with reverse-mounted Tokina 28-105mm lens





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Panasonic FZ30 with reverse-mounted Tokina 28-105mm lens





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This is cropped from the following image. The large sized image is a 100% crop.







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Colours adjusted to simulate Fiji Velvia film





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Polarising filter; no post-processing





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Polarising filter; no post-processing



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