Mushrooms And Fungi Of Any Kind

[Nemorino]

R5 + RF14-35 @ 14mm, f/7.1

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[Jethro]

Entoloma virescens, from yesterday:

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I really like the colour. Nice shot, Jethro.

 

[Jethro]

I really like the colour. Nice shot, Jethro.

Yeah, it's a really lovely shade of blue.

 

[Nemorino]

Entoloma virescens, from yesterday:

Very nice narrow DOF
Eos R + Laowa 100mm?

Quiet the opposit:
R5 + RF14-35
Stack of 11 frames @ f/5.0, 1/80s, ISO 100

 

[Maximilian]

I really like the colour. Nice shot, Jethro.

Same here

 

[Jethro]

Eos R + Laowa 100mm?

That's right - I think at f5.6 - the Laowa being entirely mechanical it doesn't save the exif data. Handheld behind a fallen log. Thanks for the nice comments.

On the same trip, I ... tripped ... and whacked my lens against a rock, so there is a crack in the UV protector on my Laowa, and it now seems that I can't unscrew it! I've tried to shift it with pliers with no luck so far.

 

[Nemorino]

the Laowa being entirely mechanical it doesn't save the exif data

Yes, I know, I own two Laowa.

whacked my lens against a rock, so there is a crack in the UV protector

Ouch!

I can't unscrew it! I've tried to shift it with pliers

Have You tried special pliers for lens filters as these?

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[Jethro]

Have You tried special pliers for lens filters

I didn't know there were such things! I think my efforts yesterday may have warped it sufficiently that even they may not be of use.

Edit: I've ordered some - so I'll try my luck!

 

[Nemorino]

I've ordered some - so I'll try my luck!

Hope this will solve Your problem!

 

[Maximilian]

Couldn't decide, if focus on the leaf or on the mushroom edge was better.

 

[Nemorino]

Couldn't decide, if focus on the leaf or on the mushroom edge was better.

stack them together and remove the sensor spots on the left side

 

[Maximilian]

stack them together and remove the sensor spots on the left side

Stacking is not my business but yes, I have to check and maybe clean the sensor

 

[ISv]

Hope this will solve Your problem!

I had a similar problem several years ago and the only help (I tried also pliers) was a guy from local lens rental - he made it by hand (no more than... lets say 10seconds!!!)! What also shocked me was that he made it without charging for the service: "it's easy - no need to pay"

 

[ISv]

stack them together and remove the sensor spots on the left side

 

[ISv]

Couldn't decide, if focus on the leaf or on the mushroom edge was better.

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If the leaf is your real object keep it in focus without stacking: it will isolate it from the "background" (the fungus I mean )!

 

[ISv]

After yesterdays and overnight rain - in the morning they were looking better! Photos are from afternoon...
Agaricus subrufescens (the "Almond Mushroom", known by different - and invalid scientific names! Forget about the nonscientific names they are even more!).

 

[Jethro]

Hope this will solve Your problem!

I think it's too warped - the 'filter wrench' turned up, but doesn't seem able to shift it. The crack in the UV filter was getting worse, so I've carefully tapped it out (hopefully not lodging any glass dust in the lens mechanism) leaving the frame in place - and I'll try the lens 'naked' for a while ...

 

[Maximilian]

Two species fighting over a tree stump. Maybe because of the nice lake view

 

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Nice one, Maximilian.