Curculionidae

Let's raise the topic.
Here is such a broad-browed handsome man from Tbilisi. But who?

I will continue the theme of tropical elephants
Hypomeces squamosus (Fabricius, 1792)
Indonesia

what a wonderful green specimen!!! and I have them all some gray-yellow and very dumb (((

  Rhinoscapha chlora Heller, 1913
Papua New Guinea

and how to define them? I haven't mastered my own yet.

  Poophagus hopffgarteni Tournier, 1873
Samara region, Chapaevsk city area, Chapaevka river floodplain, 02.07.2013, leg. Litovkin village.
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Thryogenes fiorii Zumpt, 1928
Samara region, Alekseyevka settlement area, Samara River floodplain, 27.06.2013, leg. Litovkin village.
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To: botanque, Mantispid:

Can I find out what is the technology for obtaining such wonderful images?

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It takes less than an hour to receive and process a single photo.

There is no clear answer here. The technology is based on stacking layer-by-layer footage. There are 34-35 of them in my photos. The rest is a matter of iron equipment, who has what, above two options are described. I have everything from improvised materials collected, and I shoot on a simple Nikon Coolpix L820 ultra-zoom. It takes less than an hour to receive and process a single photo.

Thanks! For a "teapot" like me, there are still a lot of questions about technology, especially how the stacking step is provided: manually-then this is aerobatics, or the program controls the camera, and what are the compatibility requirements here . Above in the topic there are only very brief references to hardware. But in order not to flood here, I will only ask if this was discussed in detail somewhere on this Forum, or somewhere else on the Network? I didn't find it.

Thanks! For a "teapot" like me, there are still a lot of questions about technology, especially how the stacking step is provided: manually-then this is aerobatics, or the program controls the camera, and what are the compatibility requirements here . Above in the topic there are only very brief references to hardware. But in order not to flood here, I will only ask if this was discussed in detail somewhere on this Forum, or somewhere else on the Network? I didn't find it.

The photo is of poor quality, but it's better than nothing.
Stephanocleonus (Sanzia) microgrammus (Very rare!)
NE UKRAINE, Kharkov reg.,Velikoburlukskiy distr., Krasnaya volna (In steppe).
27.IV.2014