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Anyone tried thease lenses at all seen them on e-bay, loads of poor comments about service but not sure what the quality is like.
I allready have som cheap diopters wanted something for more macro work. |
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If their customer service is anything to go by then you know what you can expect from the range
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See the posts on cheap homemade macro lens, above. I use various magnifiers in front of my Dimage Xi, for different magnifications. Works a treat.:-)
More details in my reply to the above-mentioned post. |
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Good macro lenses have better corrected chromatic and spherical aberrations. A cheap one-element lens will tend to create soft corners. A good test of a macro lens is to shoot a small flat object with a lot of tiny details (a postal stamp, for example, or a currency bill). You'll immediately see how good your setup is.
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