29. Cameras for Nature shots

https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/good-cameras-for-nature-shots/1064

https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/focus-stacking-with-olympus-tough-tg-5/1973/4

Trends blog (Christian Rudder maybe) did an interesting analysis of cameras that produced the most attractive photos for online dating purposes (see https://theblog.okcupid.com/dont-be-ugly-by-accident-b378f261dea4 4). i wonder if there’s any sort of similar analysis for recent nature photo cameras?

https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/good-cameras-for-nature-shots/1064
samsung SM-G950U 1303 117
samsung SM-G960U 680 87
Google Pixel 2 713 79
samsung SM-G930V 864 79
NIKON COOLPIX P900 1026 65
samsung SM-G930F 281 52
Canon Canon EOS 7D Mark II 1086 50
samsung SM-G965U 441 46
Canon Canon PowerShot SX60 HS 856 43
Google Pixel 2 XL 493 41
Canon Canon PowerShot SX50 HS 628 36
OLYMPUS CORPORATION TG-5 564 36
samsung SM-N950U 271 35
motorola Moto G (5) Plus 344 34
Google Pixel 3 557 34
samsung SM-G955U 149 34
Apple iPhone 7 293 30
Google Pixel 693 30
NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D7100 321 29
samsung SM-G892A 397 26
Canon Canon EOS Rebel T6 237 26
samsung SM-G950F 179 25
OLYMPUS CORPORATION TG-4 521 25
NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D3400 269 24
samsung SM-A520F 206 24
NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D500 249 24
motorola moto g(6) 137 24
Canon Canon EOS 7D 311 24
Apple iPhone 6 186 22
SONY ILCE-6000 193 22
samsung SAMSUNG-SM-G930A 108 22
motorola moto x4 165 22
samsung SM-N960U 192 22

Camera Usage Sample
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fliiB5RgbYx9-N88R-xPMsUfDVjfnLLo9p_tKERKJrQ/edit?usp=sharing
https://theblog.okcupid.com/dont-be-ugly-by-accident-b378f261dea4

https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/focus-stacking-with-olympus-tough-tg-5/1973/4
BTW, the Olympus Tough TG-5 also has GPS, and geotags a photo’s coordinates in the metadata (exif ). This data is seen and used by iNaturalist for the location. It can sometimes take a half a minute to lock on, and it helps if you download the GPS Assist Data to the camera beforehand

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Most of my extreme macro of ants, spiders, and other arthropods not on slides is done with a Mitutoyo 5X microscope objective which has been attached to my camera. To take the photos I use a Stackshot which moves the camera and takes photos. For arthropods on slides I am now using a Nikon LaboPhot microscope. Generally I put my camera on silent shutter and continuously take photos as I slowly focus through. In both cases I stack the photos in Zerene Stacker.

I have a bunch of old records from Calflora:
http://www.calflora.org/cgi-bin/contrib_profile.cgi?seq=104142

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OK, here is how you can see your options: In the Community ID box, click "compare", then set the Place to "South America", and for Taxon, type in Calycopis, you'll get: these 4 matches in that genus: C.origo, C.isobeon, C.caulonia, C.cerata. But then try "Lycaenidae" (the larger family), and you'll get Ministrymon azia, and Strymon melinus added to that list of 6 very similar species. You may need a more local expert.
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/identotron?observation_id=9344400&taxon=47157#establishment_means=&order=&place=97389&taxon=47923
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Publicado el abril 10, 2019 12:20 TARDE por ahospers ahospers

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