I posted shots taken with my 28-100 macro lens plus three tubes and a Raynox DCR-250 Close-Up Lens For 52mm 55mm 58mm 62mm fitted:
I was pleasantly surprised at the results obtained by using my TAMRON 70-300 telephoto lens (normally used for birds in flight shots) with a RAYNOX 250 fitted via the patent fit-all spring-loaded thread.............this amazing invention transformed my 70-300 into a very efficient MACRO lens:
My shots here don't quite do it justice because they were both hand held............regardless of that the set-up has exceeded my expectations:
As soon as I find time I will post more shots in this thread using the set-up on a tripod to improve focus and to attempt stacking:
I apologise if my subject matter is rather dull..........we are in the midst of a record cold winter here in the UK:
sonyalpha
A personal view of the RAYNOX 250
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A personal view of the RAYNOX 250
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Yes, I'm hoping my becoming GH2 with the 100-300 mm and my Raynox lenses will be a good combination. Time will tell. But the magnification will be good: 300/125*2=4.8 in print magnification with Raynox 250. And no loss of light compared to extension tubes!
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Panasonic FZ50
Olympus MCON40, Raynox: 150, 250, MSN-202
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Panasonic FZ50
Olympus MCON40, Raynox: 150, 250, MSN-202