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    Default Jumping spider

    CANON 60D
    CANON 18-55 MM IS+(13+21+31)MM EXTENSION TUBE(DIGITEK)
    ISO. 3200
    S.S. 1/80
    F. f/5.6

    FULL FRAME.IN MONIGRAM,W.B.
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    Nice closeup. Lot of noise in the background, due to the high ISO. Thanks for sharing.

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    Agree that the high ISO has created a lot of noise. Jumping spiders do not usually require high ISO values, they can be photographed at lower shutter speeds during the intermittent stops that they make. Do the Digitek tubes allow AF?

    TFS

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    Yes sir this an auto extension tube.

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    Nice perspective. The light was low. Where did you shoot it? The shallow depth of field makes it interesting. Thanks for sharing.

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