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Regalis and cambridgei just hanging out together!
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now i must say, that is probably one of the best pics i have seen:worship:
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Thank you sir!
I am going to try and get a picture of the starting growth inside an egg tonight. My rufilata eggs are at the stage where there is a central stem of sorts forming. I am not even sure what you would call it. From what I have seen right after this the stem flattens out some and legs jet to the right and left from it. It’s really cool to watch, but I have not tried to get pictures of it. I don't think it is going to be easy to capture but it's worth a try!
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nice macro shot Ryan!what settings did u shoot it with?ive been messing with some really low shutterspeeds lately.
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I do believe my shutter speed for this one was 160 or so because I did not use a flash. And the Aperture was F9. The light from the lamp was so damn bright I could not go any slower then that without getting a white out.
And just by posting this I see I had my white balance on the wrong mode.
One of these days Ill remember to change that. I can fix it in photo shop I guess, but I like how it turned out.
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well hey it worked nicely.you def got good results with this shot.i need to mess with the whitebalance still.ive just been using auto since i got the camera.
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Auto is not a bad option, but if you are outside in bright sun, or inside using a flash I would try and remember to change that setting.
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ill give it a try today when im out shooting
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i like the pic its kinda funny to look at lol
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those are sick pics!
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Thank you I liked them.
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Not cool man! You can't put two T's together, they'll fight!
Awesome pics.
Awesome pics.
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Firstly, those are awesome pictures, Ryan. I really do want to see more of them.
I think the structure you are talking about is called the embryonic axis... or at least it'd probably be called that in a higher organism.
Unfortunately, I don't know much about invertebrate developmental biology. I'll see what I can dig up at work tomorrow.
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Its really hard to photograph! I keep failing.
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Do you own a microscope?
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Nope. I am stuck trying to get light through the egg and the photo.
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Try back lighting the subject.
It might help if they are placed on a lit surface. Make sure you use fluorescent bulbs, so you do not fry them in the process.
Nice capture!
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I got the best I could. Uploading now. At least you can see the stem thing in the middle I was trying to describe.
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Hope you can see what I am talking about.
