Macro Light as a feather.

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  1. EdTX409

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    Thanks. I tried. My macro rail isn't the best. It uses a gear so 1 tooth movements are a lot for macro. I had to move the feather a little at a time to get the focus as best I could.
     
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    Allowing for you problems, the image still come out quite nice.
     
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