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  1. Phosphor

    Photographed a cool looking Argiope spider earlier. 

    Unfortunately, the shutter died on my Near IR camera after the UV shot, so there goes a chunk of my paycheck for the repair. :dry:

    1st Image: NIR

    2nd Image: Visible Light

    Spider_NIR.jpg

    Spider_Vis.jpg

    1. Tacodidra

      Tacodidra

      I'm sorry to hear about that, my friend! :( But the pictures are good! :kindness:

    2. Melanie Mousse

      Melanie Mousse

      Cool photographs! What resolution were these shot at?

      P.S. My cousin is a professional dancer who also has photography as one of his jobs and I've used both of his 4k DSLRs 

    3. Phosphor

      Phosphor

      @Tacodidra, thanks! Yeah, it happens with electronics sometimes. I'll get it boxed up and sent to the repair facility next week. 

      @Tylad, thank you! 16 megapixel. My DSLR was modified for Near Infrared and Ultraviolet photography.

      4K? Wow!  :o

      Here's the UV shot before the shutter failed. My usual UV source (the Sun) was blocked by clouds, so I used a 365nm UV-A flashlight to illuminate the spider. She didn't seem to mind. :P

      Spider_UV.jpg

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