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Dandelion seeds ride the wind to start a new life. A close-up made possible by using the 35mm lens attached in reverse to the camera body using a reversing ring.

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CATEGORY: Details & Macro (March 13, 2012)

Usman M. Bajwa

 
 
 
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Outstanding macro image you have here, Usman, and I am curious about that reversing ring, any info?


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- Dr Silly

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  Awesome capture. :O)


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Joy Rector
  beautiful shot


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Jane Holestine
  Fantastic macro image. Wonderful detail and colors.


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- Bob Cournoyer

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  How sharp!


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- Usman M. Bajwa

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  Thanks all for your kind comments and time.

Dominick, since you also use a Nikon, the BR2-A reversing ring will fit just fine with your D7000. It needs some getting used to first, but after a while you start capturing some decent macros. This will work nice on many prime lens specially the 50/1.8 and 35/1.8 prime Nikors. I used the ring on the 35/1.8, which gives it a 1*3.35 times macro, meaning that about 3.35 life size blow-ups. This reversing ring cost about 40 USD, which is way cheap than a dedicated Nikor macro lens. Hope this helps.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/37171-REG/Nikon_2657_BR_2A_Lens_Reversing_Ring.html

UB.


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Marcie A. Fowler
  Excellent close up and details.


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