Reverse macro of random things =)
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Wow, lots of comments.. Thanks guys!!
Thanks!
Haha, go try and show your results =)
Thanks for the comments! Um, I never actually wanted to get a 90mm macro. I initially wanted a Sigma 150macro, but since Canon dropped prices, I got the 85mm straight away.
Thank you =D
Thanks~
Thanks so much =)
Thanks!
Haha, go try and show your results =)
Thanks for the comments! Um, I never actually wanted to get a 90mm macro. I initially wanted a Sigma 150macro, but since Canon dropped prices, I got the 85mm straight away.
Thank you =D
Thanks~
Thanks so much =)
More reverse macro shots. Same setup. Strobist: 580EXII about 80cm away from all subjects. 1/4 power direct or bounced.
Ignore the dust. My 50mm rear element was exposed to the environment too long.
Death.
We come, We go. Even the busiest and most loyal of ants aren't spared.
Ant was exactly 1mm x 2mm.
Another One Bites The Dust.
No ants were purposely killed in the making of these photographs ^^" they probably died of natural causes.
I can't imagine cooked rice grains look like this.
Cheers~
Ignore the dust. My 50mm rear element was exposed to the environment too long.
Death.
We come, We go. Even the busiest and most loyal of ants aren't spared.
Ant was exactly 1mm x 2mm.
Another One Bites The Dust.
No ants were purposely killed in the making of these photographs ^^" they probably died of natural causes.
I can't imagine cooked rice grains look like this.
Cheers~
More reverse macro shots. Same setup. Strobist: 580EXII about 80cm away from all subjects. 1/4 power direct or bounced.
Ignore the dust. My 50mm rear element was exposed to the environment too long.
Death.
We come, We go. Even the busiest and most loyal of ants aren't spared.
Ant was exactly 1mm x 2mm.
Another One Bites The Dust.
No ants were purposely killed in the making of these photographs ^^" they probably died of natural causes.
I can't imagine cooked rice grains look like this.
Cheers~
OMG i thought some larvae
hi, may i know,
if i attach a 50mm (reverse) to a zoom lens(18-135mm)
will i able to get this result??
Thank!!
if i attach a 50mm (reverse) to a zoom lens(18-135mm)
will i able to get this result??
Thank!!
and how to attach the two lens?? please enlighten. thanks!
haha... dun mind me... i am not sure how this thing work...
i tot mayb that i ues a reverse ring to attach to my 50mm and screw to my zoom lens..
not sure.. that y i ask...hehe...:lovegrin:
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bro, i also donno. that's why i asked too...
:dunno: dun know.... but from the instruction show on the 1st page.. i think he attach his
50mm to his 85mm... i dun know did i mis-understand the description...
if it is what i think:think:
then it should be able to work gua:sweat:
any bro or sis out there know ???
just saw this
http://stephenelliot.com/2007/05/15/reverse-lens-macro-photography-tutorial/
attach a lens to a lens...??
http://stephenelliot.com/2007/05/15/reverse-lens-macro-photography-tutorial/
attach a lens to a lens...??
Wow, lots more people asking how I did it hehh.. Here's how. Excuse the OOF 2nd shot; my dad isn't a very well versed photog.
50mm f/1.8II reversed; 85mm f/1.8 mounted on 400D gripped
85mm f/1.8 - Set to minimum focusing distance (85cm):
50mm f/1.8II - Set to infinity (focusing portion totally rotated in):
Hold them together like so:
This is how it looks from the front:
My nick is Headshotzx haha.. Why's everyone thinking the x is there for show =(
Hope this helps!
50mm f/1.8II reversed; 85mm f/1.8 mounted on 400D gripped
85mm f/1.8 - Set to minimum focusing distance (85cm):
50mm f/1.8II - Set to infinity (focusing portion totally rotated in):
Hold them together like so:
This is how it looks from the front:
My nick is Headshotzx haha.. Why's everyone thinking the x is there for show =(
Hope this helps!
ohhh... so this is the way to do reverse macro... i used another method when i was in Taiwan... i reverse my lens and try to balance off the camera with 1 hand and the other hand holding on to the lens... thus i am only able to use M mode... set the shutter speed and iso only... and from there i am able to get decent photos but ultra grainy!!!
Hey bro.. From the photo the strap look different. I think its not the canon strap. What strap are you using? Sorry for OOT
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