Hello. Those who used raynox, is worth investing money and to purchase?
I have my 100mm lens and I would like to with it.
I have my 100mm lens and I would like to with it.
I've a Raynox DCR-250 and still trying to handle it. The depth of field with my 60mm is really VERY small and focus bracketing is a challenge.
My EOS90D arrived yesterday and I'm looking forward to take some great shots with the integrated bracketing function.
All in all it's for sure a good deal but need some practice.
I'll poste some samples within the next days.
My EOS90D arrived yesterday and I'm looking forward to take some great shots with the integrated bracketing function.
All in all it's for sure a good deal but need some practice.
I'll poste some samples within the next days.
The Raynox DCR-250 as an example has 8 dioptrien. So the magnification is really high with a 100mm macro lens. From my point it is worth the money.
I made a quick photo shooting with a salt crystal placed on a black painted glass plate.
60mm EF-S f/2.8 macro lens
60mm EF-S f/2.8 macro lens + Raynox DCR-250
60mm EF-S f/2.8 macro lens
60mm EF-S f/2.8 macro lens + Raynox DCR-250
Yes, you're right. Wasn't the best light. As mentioned before... it was just an instant shooting without much preparation.
I'm actually checking my pictures which I made with my new EOS 90D. Some of them was made with the Raynox lens.
I'm actually checking my pictures which I made with my new EOS 90D. Some of them was made with the Raynox lens.
Here are two pictures from my last trip which I made with the Raynox lens.
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The caterpillar was a real challenge because she had a diameter of around 1mm! It's a stack of 135 pictures. Not perfect, but I need some more practise with my new camera.
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The caterpillar was a real challenge because she had a diameter of around 1mm! It's a stack of 135 pictures. Not perfect, but I need some more practise with my new camera.