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<blockquote data-quote="CEC" data-source="post: 117735" data-attributes="member: 23836"><p>Yes, I take my Tarantulas out for photo shoots... My rig is quite bulky with the flash and diffuser. I use a Canon DLSR camera, and for that close up shot I added a Raynox 250 macro clip on which magnified the image. That picture is just using the kit lens, I just got a Tonika macro lens with much better clarity that has twice the magnification. Should be fun...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CEC, post: 117735, member: 23836"] Yes, I take my Tarantulas out for photo shoots... My rig is quite bulky with the flash and diffuser. I use a Canon DLSR camera, and for that close up shot I added a Raynox 250 macro clip on which magnified the image. That picture is just using the kit lens, I just got a Tonika macro lens with much better clarity that has twice the magnification. Should be fun... [/QUOTE]
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