I was looking at those, after you and another list member were raving about
them, maybe next year.
What I want is to get even closer then Macro allows as in the EX25 and 50 mm
Macro. My ability to manually focus is really bad, never did get any good
shots with manual focus though I have kept my long lenses, I can't get a
decent shot with the 70-300 on manual yet auto is spectacular compared to
that, so it is nearly a necessity to have auto focus.
Flickr is the old site, I haven't had a chance to move but just a few
photo's from there to SmugMug, and haven't had a chance in 7 weeks to load
anything. At least work is good!
-----Original Message-----
From: olympus-owner@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:olympus-owner@xxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Moose
Sent: Friday, August 01, 2008 9:08 PM
To: olympus@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [OM] Re: More Experimentation
Scott Peden wrote:
> Reversing the lens allows you to get real close.... seriously close, close
> enough you are blocking your light.....and doesn't allow you to back off.
>
> I think the links here are with a 14-45 reversed, hand held, as you have
to
> move the camera closer or further way to do any focusing. Most of the
> subjects are the width of a tooth pic. Usually only the center third of
the
> FOV is in focus, sometimes I got lucky.
>
> And last but not least, it was fun.
>
Thanks for some enjoyable images. I looked even though it was Flikr,
although I didn't go so faras to look at any larger version but the
first one, which really lovely.
You should be a prime candidate for the Pentax Papilio binoculars.
Astonishing for tiny things in nature.
Moose
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