It is a pristine Peacock Royal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billyoh1964
Those little dashes or short striae are distinctive for this species.
Tl Seow:cheers:
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It is a pristine Peacock Royal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billyoh1964
Those little dashes or short striae are distinctive for this species.
Tl Seow:cheers:
Thanks, Dr Seow forconfirming the ID.Quote:
Originally Posted by Psyche
This post is probably going to make everyone laugh!
Thought I have nailed a Eurema hecabe contubernalis (Common Grass Yellow)...but after going thru the checklist, I'm not sure if it is this or Eurema blanda snelleni (Three Spot Grass Yellow). :confused:Attachment 21065
Experienced a lot of over-exposed shots recently. Is there such things as my flash canon 600 Ex-Rt is too powerful for my 650d? When I set ISO to 100 or 200, sometimes I get very slow shutter of 1/40 or 1/80. This results in blurred images. To overcome it, I increase ISO to 400 and very often the result is over-eposure. My flash is set to ETTL. Should I switch back to 270EX?
You have Eurema hecabe. The FW cell is exposed enough to show the 3rd spot if present.
The upperside black border of E. blanda tends to be narrow & less angular.
TL Seow:cheers:
do u see the lighting with a H on your flash? for high speed sync?
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Originally Posted by Billyoh1964
Thank you very much, Dr Seow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Psyche
Billy
The High Speed Sync is not turned on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wanderer
Thanks, Ke Yang.
Billy
Boy did I miss out! what a great series of spectacular photographs and all for a great cause!
Cycad Blue (Chilades pandava pandava) puddling...at the Gardens by the Bay.
http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2852/8...716caf_c_d.jpg
Cephrenes trichopepla (Yellow Palm Dart)
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7302/8...b8c182_c_d.jpg