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Ajophotog
01-09-2007, 12:17
adult Ladybird.
Ladybird
01-09-2007, 12:38
ooh! now that's very close! :eek: I want to say SPOT ON!!!!! :D :bonk:
antihero
01-09-2007, 13:00
that panasonic is showing itself to be an excellent macro camera! good work!
how much of a difference does the Raynox make to how close you can go?
Ajophotog
01-09-2007, 13:11
ooh! now that's very close! :eek: I want to say SPOT ON!!!!! :D :bonk:
Haha nice one :lol:
that panasonic is showing itself to be an excellent macro camera! good work!
how much of a difference does the Raynox make to how close you can go?
It makes quite a difference. Without the raynox I can get 6cms on the screen and with the raynox I can fit 4mm on the screen so quite a difference indeed.
antihero
01-09-2007, 13:26
It makes quite a difference. Without the raynox I can get 6cms on the screen and with the raynox I can fit 4mm on the screen so quite a difference indeed.
hmmm....got some screw on close up lenses for my kit lens, but they wont fit on my tamron...
/me goes to look on ebay
Very impressive indeed!
Must have a look at the Raynox range for my better half's Casio P600 (which may just find its way into my camera bag)
4 mm on the screen :cuckoo: ? How close to them are you with the front of the lens?
Ajophotog
01-09-2007, 15:12
Very impressive indeed!
Must have a look at the Raynox range for my better half's Casio P600 (which may just find its way into my camera bag)
Nice idea Kendo :D
4 mm on the screen :cuckoo: ? How close to them are you with the front of the lens?
about 5cm's away so very close and I approach them very slowly.
Nice idea Kendo :D
about 5cm's away so very close and I approach them very slowly.
I see, so you're like a ninja http://www.imageshock.eu/img/ninja-kf71.gif ;)
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