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| Underwater Video & Photography: Discuss Diopters in the General Diving Forums forums: Been after a macro lens for a while but came across (thanks to digitaldiver and scubaboard) a relatively cheap alternative ... |
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| Imported post How close will your lens focus? The 5050 can go real close (about 1 inch) so close infact that getting light without a shadow is a bit of a problem.
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| Imported post The 4040 allows you to about 8 inches (no super macro mode) assuming you can get the "sweet spot". Dont like zooming in too much as the results are often out of focus - or just plain grainy when blown up due to movement of the camera. Using these will allow me to stay a little back from the subject (particularly the skittish ones) hopefully losing the shadow effect as well - thats the theory anyway. Dont know how other things will be affected (depth of field etc) but some folk swear by them Some folk are stacking 2 or 3 macro lenses to get real close shots - thought I`d try the diopters first to see if they work for me - For £40 its not a major disaster if the results are crap !!!
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| Imported post Yea I can see your point - I would recommend that you upgrade to the 5050. As luck would have it.....
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