Reversed Lens or Super Macro

leonardo.paris · Mar 30, 2006

http://rioartedigital.com/RioArte_galeriadeimagens-bycat.php?ogor=Macro

My site runs in a Database, so, I don´t know how to put the image itself in the post, just by the link, sorry

! Is there any problem?
ByeBye

Josh66 · Aug 10, 2008

I was going to start a new thread, but I discovered that there was a theme thread for this...

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Fixed the links. I'm not sure if these are the same ones I had originally posted, but I think they probably are (or close enough anyway).

Battou · Aug 25, 2008

:stun: I have not posted in here yet......That has got to change right directly

JonathanBlu · Aug 30, 2008

Here's a couple I took last night!

#1 Flashlight

#2 Tattoo Goo

chantal7 · Feb 24, 2009

I used a Tamron AF28-80mm F/3.5-5.6 to take these photos; using it backwards. It gives you a macro! :lmao: Learned this from a friend.

Have you tried it before?

Also, I've done this little trick:

You can put higher f-number on the lens, but adjusting f-number first, holding down the dof preview button and taking the lens off the camera at same time, now the f-number selected will stay on the lens after you remove it. If you remove the lens normally lens will be wide open and naturally focused area will be really(too) small.

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6. Did not use the DOF button:

7. Didn't use the DOF button on this one, either

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Hobbes · Feb 25, 2009

I still don't get how you could hold your camera so far away and still get sharp reverse macro pictures but I guess my lens is just different or something lol.

here are some of mine:

#1 I guess f/11 was still too wide for reverse macro pics.

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#4 I used a much longer focal length for this one.

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#6 and no this is NOT a real Rolex lol. I hate when my lens cast a huge shadow when taking close up pictures a macro flash would have been nice ^^.

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