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Posted by mark on Apr 13 2015 in Macro Photography, Focus Stacking
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Jumping Spider

Focus Stacked Jumping Spider

Focus Stacked Jumping Spider

My seventh attempt at a focus stacked studio macro photo and the first attempt simulating a natural setting.

I am not thrilled with this photo - after taking it I realized that the two hind legs are in an unnatural position and I also managed to damage the spider's right palps (the "boxing glove" like appendage.) I also did not get him cleaned up enough. But, it is still a step forward from my last attempt. This is a focus stack made from 153 separate images combined in Zerene Stacker.

This entry was posted by Mark and filed under Macro Photography, Focus Stacking.

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