This Midge is probably the smallest living thing I have captured on camera to date. Probably 1-2mm.
I stacked some Extension tubes, raynox, and Macro Lens together with results I am happy with. It kinda transform into a microscope of some sort!
Results with Raynox MSN - 202 Conversion lens
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Results with Raynox MSN - 202 Conversion lens
I had a chance of trying out the Raynox MSN-202 during my recent macro camping trip and i liked it!
This Midge is probably the smallest living thing I have captured on camera to date. Probably 1-2mm.
I stacked some Extension tubes, raynox, and Macro Lens together with results I am happy with. It kinda transform into a microscope of some sort!
This Midge is probably the smallest living thing I have captured on camera to date. Probably 1-2mm.
I stacked some Extension tubes, raynox, and Macro Lens together with results I am happy with. It kinda transform into a microscope of some sort!
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