Inspired by all the lens test threads here on the forum, I took the chance to test a quite unusual macro lens.
Here's the result (laser printed greyscale bar):
Ok, I have to admit, that's macro-wise not so impressive... But it was the best I was able to achieve, considering this picture was taken from 27.5m / 90 feet away .
Unfortunately, the setup is a bit bulky to use at around 100kg...
Best regards,
Michael
New "Macro" Lens (not so serious post)
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No need for a rail. Just place the subject on the moon and take several shots as it approaches perigeesushidelic wrote:Not only this, I am still trying to figure out how to put it on a stacking rail...zzffnn wrote:Resolution would be better than Mitu if you put a Raynox lens in front of it. No wait, Raynox can barely fit on the finder lens..........
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