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Hi Matt. No, these are f16 one shot. Pushing the limits of DOF. Note these bugs are very tiny which probably helps them fall within the DOF.
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another type of orb weaver
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how big are those?
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Matt, the jumping spider is about 1/4" or less.
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Nothing special compared to the other photos in this thread, but this is the most recent bug photo I've taken. We were in North South Lake state park last month and we had stopped at Newman's Ledge for lunch. This guy decided to see what my roast beef sandwich tasted like. I didn't have my macro with me, so this is as close as I could get with my normal lens.
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