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rshunk · 03-03-2009

I just thought of something else you could do to get close-ups - Lens Reversing. Take a lens and, using a reversing ring, mount it onto the front of the lens that's attached to your camera. The result is an extreme macro.

Here's a tutorial: Reverse-Lens Macro Photography [tutorial] StephenElliot.com

Bob S.

03-03-2009	#5 (permalink)
rshunk Guanaco Location: Central Ohio Posts: 434 CamelKarma: 668 Editing OK?: Ask first Gallery \| Blog	Re: what is a good close up lens for sony I just thought of something else you could do to get close-ups - Lens Reversing. Take a lens and, using a reversing ring, mount it onto the front of the lens that's attached to your camera. The result is an extreme macro. Here's a tutorial: Reverse-Lens Macro Photography [tutorial] StephenElliot.com Bob S.
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