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Saw some other videos of this lens and they appear to focus rather quickly. Mine doesn't and makes bunches of noise. Made this sample video before I return it. Focuses within allowable limits when set to VIDEO but set it for PHOTOS and you wait for the see-sawing action to stop before it locks on. This test done from a tripod to a static poster. The thing would be useless out in the field as it's pretty much useless right now indoors. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbDJib7MvkE -
From Kew Gardens with Tamron 90mm f/2.5 on A7II Flames Tulipa clusiana var. chrysantha All photos on Listera Ovata
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Has anyone tried this close up filter on their Sony full frame lenses? I'm looking for an affordable alternative to a macro lens. This comes in a 72mm thread, so I can use it with my 24-240 lens. They are pricey at $200 so I'm looking for feedback. Alternatively, has anyone used extension tubes with any success for macro work? That's another option. Thanks -
The frog and the island photos are cropped, developed using capture one pro. iso100-400, f8-11
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Few days ago, I got Macro adapter(s) for E-mount Full Frame; 10mm + 16mm. Easy to mount; tried 16mm adapter today, with some tech stuff, phone macro, SD card macro, it's really doing what described; as autofocusing is enabled by electronics being connected thru adapter; at the first look, it's working nicely. Will try to test more, outside, taking images in forest, nature. Must say that I had already 49mm filter magnifier. Did not use it a lot, as it's image results are not perfect, still for some basic needs (just magnifying and tolerating images being distorted), it works as well. For smartphones, there are lots of those "adapters", Wide, Telephoto and Macro, most of them with very bad vignetting, many with optics far from being good, but still working. With the Macro adapters 10mm + 16mm, must say that Sony autofocusing looks (sometimes) a bit "confused" for few milliseconds, then it "makes" proper distance decisions. Images, finally, look good.
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From the album: Vintage Meyer Optik Trioplan
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From the album: Vintage Meyer Optik Trioplan
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From the album: Vintage Meyer Optik Trioplan
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Visit my IG for behind-the-scenes and more info: https://www.instagram.com/reynantem/ We can wish, hope, and dream all we want. But unless we’re able to wake up and act, nothing will come true. I'd love to hear what you think about this.
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Hi, everyone. So glad to be on this forum. This is my first post here. Visit my IG for behind-the-scenes and more info: https://www.instagram.com/reynantem/ Sometimes, it helps to just slow down and appreciate what we have in life, without asking for anything more in excess. There have been a lot of moments in my life where I wanted more from everything that I forgot how beautiful and magical it was that I already had. Have you had this experience too? Shot with a Sony a7ii + Sony FE 90mm Macro G OSS @ 1/250 sec., f/8, and ISO-100.
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From the album: Some Surprising Result
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From the album: Some Surprising Result
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From the album: Some Surprising Result
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From the album: Nature
Sony A7R + Sony 50mm f/2.8 macro + Adapter LAEA4 f/2.8 , ISO 200 , 1/200, 50mm© © Daniela Romanesi
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From the album: Nature
Sony Alpha A99 + Sony 50mm f/2.8 macro 50mm, 1/100, f/2.8, ISO 250© © Daniela Romanesi
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From the album: Macro
Sony A7, Pentacon el. 29mm f2.8 M42 reverse on macro tubes 12mm and 24mm + ext. flash.© Atrej photography
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From the album: Macro
Sony A7, Pentacon el. 29mm f2.8 M42 reverse on macro tubes 12mm and 24mm + ext. flash.© Atrej photography
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From the album: Macro
Sony A7, Pentacon el. 29mm f2.8 M42 reverse on macro tubes 12mm and 24mm + ext. flash.© Atrej photography
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Hi, I have the Sony A99m2 and I am looking for options on ring flashes for macro work. Does any of the members have any experiences on ring flashes for the A99m2 that they could kindly share with me. I am nervous about compatability with the A99m2. Many Thanks Steve
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My latest project - low key macro/ close-up flower photography. These were shot using Sony A7ii and Canon FD 50mm f3.5 macro, a single flash (in softbox). Shot at f18 - f22 to get the dark background. Processed in PS and Alien Skin Exposure X3. Regards, Omer
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From the album: Bugs
© ©ToddMesher 2015
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From the album: Bugs
Macro DragonFly on a Dead Flower. Male Flame Skimmers are known for their entirely red or dark orange body, this includes eyes, legs, and even wing veins.© ©ToddMesher 2015
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