This is a discussion on second time. Fly. FLy macro. please help me comment my photos. within the Animals (mammals, birds, insects etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; ...
Calvin Ma amateur photographer
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Thank you for comment. I am seen the point in my sensor after i finish it. I am cleared. Thank you.
Calvin Ma amateur photographer
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macros are sharp overall - nice job.
Personally though, the processing feels a bit overdone to me and it may have accentuated the noise/grain.
Sensor should cleaned as mentioned, but these things are easily cloned out.
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Calvin Ma amateur photographer
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May be it is better to sharpen only the fly rather than overall.
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Calvin Ma amateur photographer
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Good depth of field and lots of detail, however, as Marko pointed out they seem a little over processed to me. Nice macro shots in general though.
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Calvin Ma amateur photographer
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