Is there a such thing call reverse ring adapter for DSLR so that newbie like me no need to buy a macro lens ??? i notice there's a thread similar like wat I ask but just can't find it ... had read the thread before ... can anyone pls help ???
yumyum said:Is there a such thing call reverse ring adapter for DSLR so that newbie like me no need to buy a macro lens ??? i notice there's a thread similar like wat I ask but just can't find it ... had read the thread before ... can anyone pls help ???
yumyum said:Is there a such thing call reverse ring adapter for DSLR so that newbie like me no need to buy a macro lens ??? i notice there's a thread similar like wat I ask but just can't find it ... had read the thread before ... can anyone pls help ???
There is. There are 2 ways to use reverse lens. Direct (inverse 50mm lens), or put inverse lens on front of lens. I prefer the second method one.yumyum said:Is there a such thing call reverse ring adapter for DSLR so that newbie like me no need to buy a macro lens ??? i notice there's a thread similar like wat I ask but just can't find it ... had read the thread before ... can anyone pls help ???
Artosoft said:There is. There are 2 ways to use reverse lens. Direct (inverse 50mm lens), or put inverse lens on front of lens. I prefer the second method one.
But, both method can not beat the real macro/micro lens photo's quality. Only the magnification can be bigger than 1:1.
Regards,
Arto.
Artosoft said:There is. There are 2 ways to use reverse lens. Direct (inverse 50mm lens), or put inverse lens on front of lens. I prefer the second method one.
But, both method can not beat the real macro/micro lens photo's quality. Only the magnification can be bigger than 1:1.
Regards,
Arto.