Cheap Marco Shooting : Reverse Lens Method

[Koji™]

Originally Posted by graviti

whahaha.. so heavy rite??.. like carry rifle ard sia..

It's good for my close up during harvesting. Because I can't go into the pond ma while holding the equipment.

[Koji™]

One of the reason why I'm into close up shooting. mainly for picture taking of my shrimps.

I feel that these two picture look good which I took moment ago.

[tridentdiscus]

Koji,
The second one is really good, tack sharp

[Koji™]

Originally Posted by tridentdiscus

Koji,
The second one is really good, tack sharp

That one I aim very long and I use burst shooting to capture this picture. Alot cannot use.

[Koji™]

I name this picture, "Ants" of Story. Was lucky enough to find this happening in the farm. So might as well.

[Paradize]

very nice macro picstures without the cost. u no say no one knows. your tank v bright also, allow details come in, how u do it for the waterdrop n insect, need alot of light too???

[Koji™]

Originally Posted by Paradize

very nice macro picstures without the cost. u no say no one knows. your tank v bright also, allow details come in, how u do it for the waterdrop n insect, need alot of light too???

High ISO and lower shutter speed will give you brighter pictures. basically it's not a tank, it's at a corner of a wall when I take the pictures of these ants.

nice shot ....

[washywashy]

Any bros using Nikon DSLR managed to do this? I told my friend to do it but it doesn't work..

[Koji™]

Originally Posted by washywashy

Any bros using Nikon DSLR managed to do this? I told my friend to do it but it doesn't work..

I got friend who use Nikon and this method work. Just need to be patience and trail and error. Infact, there's a reverse len adaptor for Nikon as well.