Dear Dean,
Your photos sound very interesting, do you have any posted where we can see
them? I have the rig you mention and you are inspiring me to haul it out
again.
Sincerely,
Edward Crim
http://www.edwardcrim.com
> Now that you have the bellows, you should try to find the finest lens
> that Olympus ever made: the 38mm f2.8 auto macro (ahh, that's the
> opinion of an entomologist, at least). At minimum extension of the
> bellows, the 38/2.8 gives about 2X magnification. Yesterday I was flat
> on my stomach with this lens on the bellows, and two T32's on a Lepp II
> Twin Macro Flash Bracket, taking shots of ants tending the larva of a
> small butterfly. For really getting close, there simply is no other
> lens that comes close to the 38/2.8. That's why I jumped at the chance
> to pick up a spare for $300. Get a 38/2.8 to go with the bellows, and
> you'll open up a whole new field of things to photograph.
>
> Dean
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