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Old 7th June 2002   #1
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Default Thread size for B300 & How to macro better?

Need to know if the thread size for B300 is ...??? Btw, how can i dramatically maximise my macro shots if i already have a 250D for my G2??? Use close-up filter? Or any other ways???

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Need to know if the thread size for B300 is ...??? Btw, how can i dramatically maximise my macro shots if i already have a 250D for my G2??? Use close-up filter? Or any other ways???


dun use B300 ... just use 250D

..... set your G2 to 3x zoom + 250D ...
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One more interesting point to note about the 250D/500D in conjunction with the B300...

With the B300 alone, there is a minimum focusing distance of about 4m +/- 1m... (using my Sony F707)..

If I add a 500D in conjunction to it, my minimum focusing distance is reduced to 1m and if I use 250D, it's reduced furthur to 0.5m!!!

Excellent for taking closeup shots of animals/bigger insects (eg. butterflies, dragonflies) without being too close to scare them off!
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dun use B300 ... just use 250D

..... set your G2 to 3x zoom + 250D ...

U mean max zoom with 250D installed rite? Not very good leh results...need the subjects to look bigger...any ways?
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One more interesting point to note about the 250D/500D in conjunction with the B300...

With the B300 alone, there is a minimum focusing distance of about 4m +/- 1m... (using my Sony F707)..

If I add a 500D in conjunction to it, my minimum focusing distance is reduced to 1m and if I use 250D, it's reduced furthur to 0.5m!!!

Excellent for taking closeup shots of animals/bigger insects (eg. butterflies, dragonflies) without being too close to scare them off!
So that means yr camera would be loaded with B300+500D+250D? Man that's a lot...but does it magnify the subjects? Btw, how many lenses can be stacked up at a time???
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Alamak! Forgot all abt the first question leh...wat is the thread size of B300??? 52, 55 or 58???
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U mean max zoom with 250D installed rite? Not very good leh results...need the subjects to look bigger...any ways?
not big enuff ? err.... how big do u want to be ?

for pro 90 10x (370mm ) + 250D will give about 2.5x magnification ...


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So that means yr camera would be loaded with B300+500D+250D? Man that's a lot...but does it magnify the subjects? Btw, how many lenses can be stacked up at a time???
tt is an expensive setup ...

B300+500D+250D can cost up to $500++ and I have already told you ... adding B300 will not increase the magnification ...


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Alamak! Forgot all abt the first question leh...wat is the thread size of B300??? 52, 55 or 58???
55 mm thread
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