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Published: 2008-01-27 22:13:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 1744; Favourites: 57; Downloads: 31
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I took a macro image without using a macro lens or extension tubes. Plus this image was taken 2.5 inches away from the subject and my lens should only be able to focus 1.5 feet or further away from it. Have I gotten your interest yet?
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I'm partial to droplet shots. I've a few in my Leaf gallery.
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This is lovely! I love seeing droplets of water so closely.
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I use the Kodak DX3900... that I got free with my computer in like... the 8th grade... O_O
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yes... its... sad O_O
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It would be more easy if you use your lense inversely... Try it!!!
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That may be true, but I don't have a lens reversal ring handy and I really don't want to hold it in front of my camera with the sensor exposed like that would require.
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Thank you
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This is great photography...
Everything- capturing the single droplet in a perfect form with a detailed reflection, amazing lol.
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You have some home made macro lens or something? Reverse lens macro trick? something like that? Am I close?
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Thanks so much!
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Why thank you
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because the water drop just looks fantastic... i'm really impressed.
it really seems a gateway to another world
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Glad you like it
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can't wait to try the binocs
FANTASTIC shot btw
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Thank you
And I'm looking forward to the results
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Pretty cool idea. I had read that attaching an inverted a regular lense (like my 55mm) over the top of my long lense would produce ultra close macros in the range of 1:4 up to 1:6. Have'nt tried it yet but it's on my to do list.
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hahahahaha awesome
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Thank you
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Glad you like it
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Glad you like it
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Nice.
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I did the following:
-brought out old 52mm filter
-took out hammer and broke all the filter glass out
-took out old binoculars and removed front optics from each barrel
-used electrical tape to hold the two lens elements together and put them in securely to the filter base
-put the diy macro filter on my 50mm prime lens and ta da, I now have a macro lens that didn't cost me a cent
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