Use ISO 100. Set the aperture between f/8 and f/11 to make sure the entire object is in focus. A low aperture on a close up shot will only get a small portion of the object in focus. Unless you want a real close up like photos 6 thru 8 back up a little on the shot and zoom in and crop it closer during the processing.
Use a flash like the SB-600 or SB-800 the built in flash is not sufficient.
Use a good tripod and a remote shutter release to eliminate any possible movement.
Shoot in RAW.
Use Capture NX to adjust the RAW data. Use Photoshop to clean up any remaining floating particles.
The last two shots were in real low light and were shot at ISO 200, f/11 at 25 sec shutter speed. This was a real long exposer time and it reduced the overall clarity but created intesting colors.
I haven't tried but all my research says yes. CS3 is brand new to me. I know CS2 does not. All the Nikon/PS forums say to update to CS3 to use NEF files.
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