by ramesh_adkoli on Sat Apr 25, 2020 11:59 am
Thanks, Rahul and Ganesh.
Ganesh, larvae started emerging around 1:00PM on 23 Apr and by 3:00PM, most eggs had hatched. They hung onto the eggs for quite sometime. When I checked on them in the evening, larvae were crawling onto the wire and by night they were all gone! I could not find them again anywhere nearby. They are very tiny as such.
Too many field constraints for better DOF: I had taken several shots after stopping down. But there were too many of eggs/larvae and they were positioned at different distances. They used to sway a lot with the slightest breeze (this ruled out focus stacking). Had to keep the shutter speed high too. And the eggs/larvae being tiny and almost 1:1 magnification didn't help either. Finally had to be happy with what I got: some in sharp focus, and many out of focus.
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