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 In order to get the nice reflection in the calm water a low view angle was necessary. A certain distance to avoid the insects flying away was crucial as well. Solution? 4/500mm + 1.4x, monopod, chest-deep water, angle-viewer. Also important: to get the blurring effect on the wings a 1/40 sec. shutter speed turned out to be the best, thereby the image stabilizer was very helpful to achieve a decent overall sharpness. Levels, Saturation, USM manuel
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