[Theme] Higher magnification: the tasty and the disgusting ...

[Frank Fremerey]

Higher magnification: the tasty and the disgusting ...

The first pictures serve to get an idea of the scale (tip of a tooth pick) and the range of DOF (fully open / fully closed, trading DOF for detail resolution).

I did measure it now it is 9:1, 4mm pictured on a 36mm frame

[Frank Fremerey]

then a few beautiful edible plants and a British style wine gum sweet with lettering:

[Frank Fremerey]

And to close the first set, some dust from the "clean" bathroom and some ?whatever? ask a biologist ...

obviosly "cleanlyness" is a function of magnification ...

[Akira]

Frank, this is an interesting thread.  Please edit the title to make it recognizable 

[golunvolo]

New worlds. Edibles from close up do not look that edible...food for thought    Interesting thread Frank

[Frank Fremerey]

yes, Paco, food for thought and stomach.

Akira: Did cut title instead of copy! Corrected!

PS Do you recognize the food stuff???

[Akira]

Akira: Did cut title instead of copy! Corrected!

Thank you, Frank.  Here is my expression of gratitude in a bizarre way.  Nikkor-O 55/1.2@2.8, reversed for around x5 magnification.

[pluton]

"Cleanliness is a function of magnification"
Frank, you have coined a new aphorism !
Cool shots... did you try increasing the contrast at all?

[Frank Fremerey]

Akira: super shot of a ball pen,,, bloody writing tool!

[Frank Fremerey]

"Cleanliness is a function of magnification"
Frank, you have coined a new aphorism !
Cool shots... did you try increasing the contrast at all?

not enough contrast? I thought I had overdone it already!

[Bruno Schroder]

Interesting theme and a good start. Very good idea.  It looks like you started to use the PB-4 ...

[Frank Fremerey]

Some insect or arachnoid mummy I found this morning (rougly half a millimeter in length).

1) space edit
2) original colors

[Matthew Currie]

Steinheil Culminar 60/4.5 on two sets of K tubes looks at tasty slice of bread:

[Frank Fremerey]

Interesting theme and a good start. Very good idea.  It looks like you started to use the PB-4 ...

yes later in the Shooting. in the beginning I used extension

the lens is a 25mm Biotar I found on ebay cheaply a while ago

[Matthew Currie]

Time to chow down on a nice little snack of death apples... (e.t.a. Schneider Componon 28/4 on a single stack of K's, D7100, cropped)