Received my Nikon lens to Canon body adpt. today. No more electric tape to hold the lens in place. Still very tough as I need to be one inch away from subject and very shallow dof. 200 pics to get 3 I liked.
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Received my Nikon lens to Canon body adpt. today. No more electric tape to hold the lens in place. Still very tough as I need to be one inch away from subject and very shallow dof. 200 pics to get 3 I liked.
Looks like you got the hang of it quite well though LL. Nicely done, and yes macro lenses sure have a hairs width dof. Which lens are you using btw?
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AF Micro Nikkor 55mm 1:2.8.............its from the late 70,s early 80's.
Very nice indeed ... now all you have to do is change your camera, and you'll be even happier ... ... I hear Nikon makes good bodies .... and even old lenses work on them no problem ... (can you tell I use Nikon??)
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O yes big difference. Very well taken.
Lovely macros, Lungelarry. They can certainly be challenging with moving subjects at mere millimeters depth of field. I really like the colour in the first one.
Cool. The spider is my fav, as I just really like the complimentry colours.
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