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Hello friend I don't usually use large format. Before I had this bellows, I used a tube that I made to duplicate slides and negatives. It may be useful to you, watch this video at this link ua-cam.com/video/HwWO33D7xzk/v-deo.htmlsi=ztWXwX2Do4qyYhX7

Hello I bought some from V-Slot, others had to be custom made by me.

Hello, Yes there are several ways. As long as it is a closed space

Is there any way i can contact you to ask you about a dry cabinet for photography? Where i live i have not found yet an available cabinet, unfortunately so i might need to make my own...​@@JeanPierreBrito

Hello use my email

Hello, this diffuser was made by me, you can see in this video how it was made. ua-cam.com/video/eatsZ0ho5lk/v-deo.htmlsi=j9YQYSgtovU5Mrty

Hello I used 0.08mm But in insects the size of this bee, they can be larger spaces. Thanks

Hello, the slide was made by me.

Thanx.. 😎🇺🇸

Hello It's from a fine television. Not very old

Hello friend This support was made by me. I use an iron flange and stainless steel tubes, with a few other parts that I made myself. Thanks

Hello The PB-6 bellows has the Nikon F fitting With the bellows I use an EL 50mm lens with an adapter ring, these rings can be purchased separately depending on the lens you use. I have other videos where you can watch them. Thanks

Sorry but I got confused with the bellows. The PS-6 adapter is only suitable for lenses with a diameter of 52mm You can use a diameter adapter ring or use the shrunken PS-6 bellows

Hello You have the Nikon D850, it does the scanning right away, just configure it in the menu. Saves a lot of editing time. The lens can be a 55mm micro ais or a 60mm micro AF Watch this video, you will find it interesting. Thanks ua-cam.com/video/HwWO33D7xzk/v-deo.htmlsi=bQfkdUNPS1jPqNJ-

Hi At minute 9:33 it's a grain dehumidifier

@@JeanPierreBritonever heard that. maybe your dehumifier is 8:00

I'm sorry, yes it's 8 minutes@@dmgfilmproductionandphotog1567

Hello This is a fault, I can't solve it, only a technician can. I don't know if I'll solve it, the machine is old. Compliments

Hello friend. Your question makes perfect sense. Each photographer has their own way of working. I've already used continuous light, but I prefer the flashes. The light continues to give the same as a flash, it has to be strong and it heats up a lot. Thanks

What about softboxes mounted on monoblock strobes? They provide a much more flattering light than does a tiny camera mounted strobe and obviously, far more light can be produced than any battery powered strobe could ever hope for.

@@aaronperelmuter8433 Hello friend. Thanks, it's a good suggestion, but for now I get good results this way.

Hello It was made by me, they are metal bars with threaded holes. Thanks

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Hello It all depends on where it is installed. Mine doesn't produce when it's too windy and when it's not so windy either. It is not always moderately windy for it to work, but it depends on the places

Hello, There are some tables available on the internet, just look for them. I usually try to do a few steps of each photo, then edit the focused parts together. Thanks

Hello friend Thanks so much for the compliments and support.

Hi Produces little, and brakes a lot with stronger wind.

Hi It's not very effective. with little wind it doesn't produce and with a lot of wind it crashes. After 2 years, there is already play in the bearings

Hello friend. Look for lens disassembly wrench, you will find it.

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Hi Good, I made a video on how to copy slides and negatives, see here. If you have any questions let me know. ua-cam.com/video/HwWO33D7xzk/v-deo.html

Hello. Not selling, this was a project made by me and a friend. As it was built by me, I know how to use it, for someone else it is difficult because it is complex to explain, if you were close to me it would be different. But thank you very much for your interest

Is there an email to reach you? I am a weekend photographer, trying a Nisi focus rail plus D750 plus manual snapping. Love the cage, lighting, and much appreciate your effort. Gr8 one.

@@jsr8884 Hi jpbfotografia@gmail.com You also have my website at jpbfotografia.wixsite.com/fotos

@@jsr8884 Hello JSR jpbfotografia@gmail.com

Hello friend Allen. Thanks for your interest. I've been doing macro for many years, this is the result of a few years, always improving. When I photograph I see what I can improve, that's why I arrived here. For example, that black tube at the end allows me to have completely black backgrounds. this was one of the latest improvements. The machine, when I'm doing a stacking series, is controlled by an arduino-based system made by me, and which has also had some improvements, you can see in previous videos that this system was fully exposed before you can even see- if the wires, now already have a box with the system inside. The slide diffuser was also a recent idea, it's great for positioning the insect and then covering it without changing distances and without touching it. The machine is fired through the plug to the trigger, I have several machines I just need a different plug for each one. This system I built to fix the insects that have the three movements, I also have a video of it, you can change the diffuser slide, I have several diffusers, for large and small insects. Any question just say, it's a pleasure for me to talk about this subject.

@@JeanPierreBrito Thank you! Your videos are very informative and I will plan to experiment with your background tube. If I add it to my setup, I will give you and your channel credit for the idea! Is the Arduino code modified from the accellstepper library or did you write it yourself? I will look to see if you have a video on this subject. I am building a three axis specimen platform that is remote controlled, but I am struggling with the coding for all three motors. I am subscribed to your channel and look forward to seeing what you come up with next!

@@AllanWallsPhotography hello allen Ok, my tube is all painted matt black inside and at the end it is covered with black cardboard, then just fix it. My Arduino system, I did all the physical assembly, the code was made by a computer technician friend, I made the menu map and the distance calculations and he made the code. When I made my 3 axis support, I was about to make electric, but I preferred to do it manually, it is not worth doing electric just to adjust the position, mine is very easy to use, to be electric I would waste many hours to do it and when I am to use it I don't feel any limitation because it is manual. I do few videos, with little frequency The photos are on my website, which needs to be updated. Any question just say

@@JeanPierreBrito Je pense que vous êtes français comme moi ?Ne maîtrisant pas la langue anglaise je m'exprime donc en français... Très beau montage bien pratique. Avez vous essayé le montage inversé que j'ai testé, à savoir insecte sur le chariot de stacking et appareil photo sur support solide fixe. C'est le sujet qui se déplace et pas le lourd soufflet- objo- appareil photo . Je trouve les clichés plus nets. Qu'en pensez vous. Cordialement.

@@gerardurbatus2014 Salut l'ami. Je suis né en France, mais j'ai toujours vécu au Portugal. L'anglais est plus facile pour moi que le français. Quant à votre observation, j'ai déjà utilisé les deux méthodes et je trouve actuellement celle-ci plus efficace, ceci avec ma configuration actuelle. Le plus important est que rien ne tremble pendant la séance. Toute question dire. Compliments