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Old 14th June 2005   #1
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Are they the best? or B+w or wat brand better?
a nikon 6T or reverse 50mm would gimme a better magnification? or rather nearer?
I feel that reverse 50mm is more for small n stationary object.... shoot outdoor ie insect or flower very hard to use.... does 6T gimme the same effect as reverse?

Thx in advance

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Old 14th June 2005   #2
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Roughly the answer is yes. But the 6T is 62mm thread.
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Old 14th June 2005   #3
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oh ya.... how abt stacking 2 x 4T? degrading of optics?
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Try the 3T or 4T.. quite gd..
i have try 1 3T with 52... min focusing dist is about 2+.+ cm...
optics is GD!!!!
even tried stack 2x 3T... even closer.
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How about 500D with VR zoom....shuld be fast and sharp...
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Originally Posted by Danntbt
How about 500D with VR zoom....shuld be fast and sharp...
, this is the popular setup.
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AF-S 80-200 + 500D = how much times magnification?
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I've used the reversal ring, and its difficult to use... the subject magnification is more or less fixed, and you go so near. No doubt, magnification is big, but often, u block out all the light.

I currently use a Nikkor 50mm and a cheap Hoya +4 for closeup work.... I'm constantly amazed by how good that cheap filter is. Gives alot more room for focusing etc.

I've a pic posted a few moments ago taken using the above set up. The image is under the Still Life Abstract forum , named... Wallpaper Series if you would like to see a sample.
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Originally Posted by marcwang
I've used the reversal ring, and its difficult to use... the subject magnification is more or less fixed, and you go so near. No doubt, magnification is big, but often, u block out all the light.

I currently use a Nikkor 50mm and a cheap Hoya +4 for closeup work.... I'm constantly amazed by how good that cheap filter is. Gives alot more room for focusing etc.

I've a pic posted a few moments ago taken using the above set up. The image is under the Still Life Abstract forum , named... Wallpaper Series if you would like to see a sample.
yaya... the bad thing about reverse.... hafta go near near... no good for shooting living objects... which is why im looking at closeup lense....
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y not get a dedicated macro lens?
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Old 14th June 2005   #11
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Originally Posted by markccm
y not get a dedicated macro lens?
i would love to own a 105mm macro.... still saving thou.... meanwhile playing with wat i have lor....btw... using a closeup lense (ie 4T) on a 105mm macro lense would gimme a even better magnification?

wanna shoot my lobster leh.... but can't focus well....cannot go near.... nowadays its like abandoning its shell more n more often.... wanna capture it.... heehee....

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Then I recommend a extension cube leh.

I saw a PK-13 at TCW selling ard $50. you can try
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Originally Posted by zmwang
Then I recommend a extension cube leh.

I saw a PK-13 at TCW selling ard $50. you can try
u mean ext tube for 50mm or 105mm ?
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the extension cube can be use on 50 and 105, but with different ratio

I can turn my ex-85mm/1.4 to a micro lens with the PN-11
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How much are you looking at? for the 105mm?
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Originally Posted by TMC
How much are you looking at? for the 105mm?
wat u mean? u got lobang? hee...
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Should you a picture for the power of extension cube and below.

%100, no crop, resolution reduce to 800x600



I use a ruler to measure the length of the long border, it is 10mm.

This picture taken with PB-6 with PN-11, and AIS 55/2.8 lens. The ratio of 55mm/2.8 is 2:1, but I forget to put it on that ratio.
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Originally Posted by zmwang
Should you a picture for the power of extension cube and below.

%100, no crop, resolution reduce to 800x600



I use a ruler to measure the length of the long border, it is 10mm.

This picture taken with PB-6 with PN-11, and AIS 55/2.8 lens. The ratio of 55mm/2.8 is 2:1, but I forget to put it on that ratio.
so detailed.... power sia.... heehee
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hehe, thanks to the 55mm/2.8 lens. The sharpest lens.
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How much for the PN-11? PK-13 is a ext tube also?
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