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  1. Roger, on May 17, 2009 at 8:37 am said:

    Love the Spider and the Bee.
    What camera/Lens are you using.

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  2. Cyrus, on August 20, 2009 at 9:47 pm said:

    How do u get that image to be perfectly still ? u used a sort of stander to put the camera on ? as i got a canon powershot sx110 and even with the stable funktion on i still get a little blur on most of my pics when i try to make pics of living creatures bah .

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    • Ivan, on August 20, 2009 at 10:22 pm said:

      I took over twenty shots on multi shot setting. It just takes patience ’cause the bugger won’t stay still :)

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  3. Cyrus, on August 21, 2009 at 10:12 am said:

    me and patience aint tp gppd pf friens but i will try youre advice m8 . just wish i still had the manual of it .

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  4. Cyrus, on August 30, 2009 at 12:40 pm said:

    I can’t get it right somehow . Every picture i take of objects and even some of living things gets blurry like i moved or something . I did check the specs of my camera wich are decent compared to the samsung thing i had before and it should take good pictures , Wich i cant get it to do . The patience thing i get even true it is still very hard to not move or keep eye on the subject . But why in godsname cant i take a decent picture ? I get pictures of the fam wich look ok not as it should be cos when i check it on the pc its grainy to say atleast . U maybe got any type of setting or hints i can use to try and get decent pics i can use online and as wallpaper ? cos the blur on y wallpapers get to me . O and no worries no nude pictures in my camera ( I use my dads one for that lol )

    Also if i may be so bold to ask could i get a large version of that wasp picture of yours ? i love that one even when its not a japanese one but a european wasp . Damn fine picture that one indeed m8

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  5. Ivan, on August 30, 2009 at 5:38 pm said:

    I just use the automatic setting Cyrus as I don’t know enough about photography but I use the macro setting when I take pics of insects. It’s not unusual to see me creeping around the garden HUNTING a beetle :) . You need to be prepared to take loads b4 you get the one :)

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