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Thread: Limacodid Caterpillar ?

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    Default Limacodid Caterpillar ?

    Also called sometimes as SLUG MOTH

    I had almost touched its stings while taking shot of another species. Don't know whether their stings are toxic or not.

    1/40 | F 2.7 | ISO 125

    I would carry a tripod next time, but I have 2 ft min height tripod, can't use for macro of such species on bushes and small plants.
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    1/40 has caused shake... When shooting green in green, try to look for lighting which would make it stand out from the background. Increasing the contrast might help in some cases...
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    Bibhav Behera
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    Agree about the shake...
    I've seen this one many times, don't know which sps. it is. The spines may be poisonous I think... anyway don't try to find out.

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    Nice composition. I think the focus is on the top of the leaf. The details on the body are good. The water droplets give the feel of the monsoon season.

    Keep posting...
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    Sagar,
    When shutter speed is v. low in macro when in Av mode, what I usually do is go into Manual Mode, adjust the amount of flash output, set the aperture to f8 ( the highest in my camera) and then increase the shutter speed to a fast enough value.
    The camera re-adjusts the shutter speed to the fastest value within the flash sync range (i.e. if you go higher than that value). That way I get a shutter speed of about 1/400 at least. That seems to be the fastest flash sync shutter speed in my camera... (it should be mentioned in the handbook, but I couldn't find it...)
    If the image turns out too dark, I increase the flash output or increase the ISO.
    Try this and let me know whether it is helpful.

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    good one ! simply doubling the iso might have avoided the shake.which make of camera ?

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