Raynox DCR 150 or 250

[Deleted member 310]

Hi Jack
I don't think the quality will improve, at best the same. You add a lens on a lens. I've looked on Flickr at photographers who use a 100mm macro with a 250 raynox, they have some vignetting, and a slight drop in quality.

 

[Jack]

Hi Jack
I don't think the quality will improve, at best the same. You add a lens on a lens. I've looked on Flickr at photographers who use a 100mm macro with a 250 raynox, they have some vignetting, and a slight drop in quality.

Then will be pointless to purchase it. You can’t really improve a lens which is already giving you best quality I guess

 

[Deleted member 310]

Hi Jack
We will only be able to increase the zoom, from a 1:1 to 2:1 ratio (to be confirmed, I have to do some research). :incertain:

 

[Jack]

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Il sera alors inutile de l'acheter. Vous ne pouvez pas vraiment améliorer un objectif qui vous donne déjà la meilleure qualité, je suppose
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Salut Jack
We will only be able to increase the zoom, from a 1:1 to 2:1 ratio (to be confirmed, I have to do some research). :incertain:

That will be great @Christophe Berche . But anyway at the moment happy with 100mm L lens , does great shots

 

[Helix_2648]

Depends on what you want to photograph. This is what I mentioned several times before. You'll not be able to photograph an aphid with such magnification with you 100mm macro lens. So if you not accept any compromise in quality you can only buy a Laowa or a Canon MP-E to increase magnification.

 

[Deleted member 310]

Depends on what you want to photograph. This is what I mentioned several times before. You'll not be able to photograph an aphid with such magnification with you 100mm macro lens. So if you not accept any compromise in quality you can only buy a Laowa or a Canon MP-E to increase magnification.

The price isn t the same