So reversing a 50mm and holding it against the mount by hand and then
shooting hand-held is sub optimum? 8-)
Giles
> From: Dr Peter Gilbert <peterg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> The first has a filter thread on one side and a mount (ie OM
> bayonet) on the other. With this, you screw the ring onto the front
> of the lens you are reversing, then bayonet the lens backwards onto
> the camera (or bellows or ext tube etc) that you are using.
snip
> you decrease depth of field dramatically. Anything over lifesize and you
> can literally measure DOF in millimetres or fractions therof. A macro
> focussing rail and a damn good tripod and head should be on your shopping
> list if you are going to do greater than lifesize photos on a regular basis.
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