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This is my first attempt at reversing the kit lens on the 350D to get a macro shot.
Set the shot up, pressed the DOF Preview button, took the lens off with the camera still powered up, moved the camera in and out to manually focus and stopped breathing!
http://www.bachs.shutterschool.net/gallery/albums/userpics/10001/IMG_6461.jpg
I understood no part of what you just said, but the picture's pretty :)
Good technique dude!
And I'm bloody impressed you pulled that off with no camera shake. I used to try this back when I started 35mm stuff about 18yrs ago (god I'm old) but my shots never came out anywhere as good as that!
I'm sure you used to be able to buy adapters that would let you do exactly that, reverse the lens, they have the lens bayonet on one side and a filter thread on the other.
Wonders........
LOL. You've done that holding the reversed lens in front of the camera? :shock:
I used to do that a thousand years ago but with the reverse adaptor mount and macro bellows. That's way cool! :thumb:
Your much braver than me !!! :thumb:
Stunning results as well :shock:
I have to say that fingerz comment cracked me up :lol:
I understood no part of what you just said, but the picture's pretty :)
Sounds good though innit?
God help us, the place is decending into street talk :nono:
Big it up for the old timers :woot:
...decending into street talk
Whassamatter? Don't you speak blinglish?
better results than i've had doing this, and i've got the adapter for it too, mind, i only found out abouth the DoF button trick the other day so i always had a really narrow DoF.
good job bachs
she's got really bad skin ;) Nice one Bachs :thumb:
Tried it the other day with the kit lense and its quite amazing how close you can get! Tried it with the sigma too but couldn't get that to work.
This is my first attempt at reversing the kit lens on the 350D to get a macro shot.
What do you mean you reversed the lense?
Jewel
Means he turned the lens around so that the normal front of the lens was at the body of the camera and the normal rear of the lens with bayonet fitting was at the front.
Has to be hand held in place unless you have an adaptor thingy (technical term).
she's got really bad skin ;) Nice one Bachs :thumb:
:lol: :lol: :lol:
That's a great example of this technique.
Very impressive.
Cameron
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