hi guys, im interested in getting a Raynox-250 im thinking if it can work well with my kit lens? 18-55mm and im using D3000 only. can give some advice? tyty
luckyorange said:if it can work well with d3000 kit lens? like if i want to shoot some insect is it possible?
meaning? i dont really know how to use those tube also but try to find out more hahaIt can work with most lenses within the thread range.. But if you want something more flexible suggest you get the kenko extension tube set. Comes in a pack if three to play around with.
I bought the raynox but found that i have to be very patient with it.
Some seniors might suggest the reverse lens technique on e.g the 50mm f1.8 lens etc to save you the money while you try out macro.. But if you're into macro photog the extension tube set is a good investment.
Can get it from places like camera workshop for $195.
Altly you can buy a 2nd hand macro lens if you have a little extra funds.
luckyorange said:meaning? i dont really know how to use those tube also but try to find out more haha
luckyorange said:http://store.tagotech.com/product_in...8452410c3f545d
so even if i bought the kenko i have to use MF also? is the above extension tube same as kenko? it wrote there AF so meaning i have to use MF also? haha thanks
so meaning all macro shoot must be in MF ah?
hi guys, im interested in getting a Raynox-250 im thinking if it can work well with my kit lens? 18-55mm and im using D3000 only. can give some advice? tyty
oic. so meaning kenko af will be easier than raynox? hmm
Diavonex said:I personally like my +10 HOYA close-up lens mounted on my 50mm prime lens.
Sorry OT abit. May I know how much you paid..?
Diavonex said:I paid $86 for this 2 element close-up lens; it better than the single element HOYA.
The good thing about this close-up lens is that you can screw it on/off very quickly.
Thanks! May I know where you got it from?
I bought it from Seng Cheong the importer for HOYA. Their office is at Middle Rd. Tel: 63363244