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experiment with macro photography
April 17, 2014
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f11 ISO 800 , 1/1IMG_3502-2.jpg5 secs with 50 mm lens and extension tube

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How many extension rings did you use for this photo? I hesitated between the purchase of extension tubes or a macro lens itself. I could borrow the macro lens of my brother in law (Tamron 90mm). This pleased me so much that I have purchased AF-s. Nikon 85mm

April 17, 2014
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How many extension rings did you use for this photo? I hesitated between the purchase of extension tubes or a macro lens itself. I could borrow the macro lens of my brother in law (Tamron 90mm). This pleased me so much that I have purchased AF-s. Nikon 85mm. 

 

 

Rama

 

 

Mick,

 

I used a 20 mm kenko tube.your

macro shots were very good

Rama

 

April 24, 2014
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Am I missing something here?
Use a macro lens and correct the colours in post.
Too easy.
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April 24, 2014
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Dale,

Below are the different options to get started on macro photography.

1. use close up filters – these are essentially magnifying glasses . cheapest but not necessarily the best. can’t get to 1:1 macro.

2. Buy an adapter that will allow you to reverse fit your lens allowing you to focus very close

3. Use an extension tube or a set of tubes to reduce your minimum focusing distance.

4. Buy a dedicated macro lens.

option 4 will probably give you the best results, but then the hollow extension tubes with full auto aperture adjustment costs only US$ 160 and is a cost effective option to get into macro photography.

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