High-end bridge cameras: Sony RX10, Panasonic FZ1000 etc

I have some nisi close up achromats and I think they are probably the best you can get.

 
But then again.... this review here says '(The Sony RX10 IV has a manufacturer-rated 0.70x magnification, speaking in 35mm-equivalents.)' so is that adding in the 2.7x crop factor to the 0.22x that I got? According to my arithmetic 2.7 * 0.22 should be more like 0.59 so I am a bit mystified!

This is 'effective magnification' rather then 'optical magnification' I think...

Point of all this is the native lens should be able to get a pretty decent close-up - eg this one I got a few years back, which if you click through to Flickr and zoom in, I think holds up quite well?


Honey Bee by Mike Smith, on Flickr
 
Three close up shots, one with rx10iv at 600mm no attachments, one with the Nisi close up lens at 600mm and one with the Nisi MC close up lens attached at 600mm to show magnification with the achromats.
All sooc no adjustments made.


Nisi Tests-5 by Ajophotog, on ipernity


Nisi Tests-4 by Ajophotog, on ipernity


Nisi Tests-2 by Ajophotog, on ipernity
 
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Three close up shots, one with rx10iv at 600mm no attachments, one with the Nisi close up lens at 600mm and one with the Nisi MC close up lens attached at 600mm to show magnification with the achromats.
All sooc no adjustments made.


Nisi Tests-5 by Ajophotog, on ipernity


Nisi Tests-4 by Ajophotog, on ipernity


Nisi Tests-2 by Ajophotog, on ipernity
Interesting, thanks Alby. The Nisi lenses certainly get you close but the dof goes wafer thin doesn't it (physics I guess so not much to be done about it)
 
yeah the closer you get the thinner the dof. Focus stacking is the answer Mike .
Hmm - tried that in the distant past and it needs a level of commitment beyond that which I possess ;).

I'm going to see what I can get with the naked lens and a crop... then probably go back to my dedicated macro setup :LOL:
 
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