Others Water drop macro

[KimStewartPhotography]

No I haven’t, but from my understanding, they are like a close up filter with an extension tube that attaches to the front of the lens. Haven’t tried them so can’t comment. Reversing the lens also is a good way to get into macro, but some lenses have a aperture pin that is mechanically activated (Nikon) so reversing the lens requires adjusting the aperture manually. Not a good solution.

 

[Jack]

No I haven’t, but from my understanding, they are like a close up filter with an extension tube that attaches to the front of the lens. Haven’t tried them so can’t comment. Reversing the lens also is a good way to get into macro, but some lenses have a aperture pin that is mechanically activated (Nikon) so reversing the lens requires adjusting the aperture manually. Not a good solution.

I heard about reversing lense, but I prefer to have right lens for the right job. I was thinking to buy a raynox attachment, but I’m not sure how useful will be on my macro lens .

 

[Karl]

Good work, but I would like to have more water drops on picture. You have only one

 

[KimStewartPhotography]

Outdoor put as many as you like. This was just a trial with the backgrounds. Artistic license here.

 

[KimStewartPhotography]

Took these today. Sony A7r4 Sony 90 G macro lens

 

[Jack]

Took these today. Sony A7r4 Sony 90 G macro lens

Good shot KimStewartPhotography , can you start an other topic with this pictures please?

 

[Natalie]

Hey, thats so creative and sharp photos

 

[KimStewartPhotography]

Thank you.