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the eye of my cham nibbler:

Fabulous pictures!! What kind of camera do you have?

hi meemee..

thanks for the compliment. i have a digital SLR camera

is that real or photoshoped?
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was going to ask that same question, the eye doesn't look like it's on the head properly or something.
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It looks weird because it is a pic of just the eye turret. It looks like he's been up all night. It would be great if you post a large pic that would be an awesome background for my comp.

what size would you like? 1024x768? i can post something later on when i get home.

here you go:

it is not photoshopped.... you actually don't even see where the turret is attached to the head on this image...

>>hi meemee..
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>>thanks for the compliment. i have a digital SLR camera

What type and what lens did you use?
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Chris Anderson
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it's a canon eos 1 ds mark II and the lens i used was a macro lens, the mp-e 65

>>it's a canon eos 1 ds mark II and the lens i used was a macro lens, the mp-e 65

Very nice photo and very nice camera! I use a canon eos digital rebel with their 100mm macro and a MT-24EX macro twin lite. Haven't tried any extremely close shots like that though. Very nice.

Chris
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Chris Anderson
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i've seen on the chameleonnews page that you are a canon user as well
as you can see in the eye i am using a ringlight, the canon mr-14 ex.

i really like to do extreme closeups. usually it shows a really new point of view.

>>i've seen on the chameleonnews page that you are a canon user as well
>>as you can see in the eye i am using a ringlight, the canon mr-14 ex.
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>>i really like to do extreme closeups. usually it shows a really new point of view.

I really like the canons, great cameras. The camera in that chamnews photo is actually my 35mm SLR (an EOS 50E/Ellan 2E). I go back and forth between my digital and my 35mm. I'd love to see more of your closeups. I'll definately have to play with that type of shot some time.

Chris
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Chris Anderson
parsonii_hoehnelii@hotmail.com
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here you go

a bunny: http://www.loko.ch/galerie/content/photos/miscellanious/hase.jpg

a lily:
http://www.loko.ch/galerie/content/photos/pflanzen/lilie.jpg

a water droplet:
http://www.loko.ch/galerie/content/photos/pflanzen/wassertropfen-auf-farn.jpg

it's really fun to play with it