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But they can be so much fun!
Also to confirm/test:
1) Teleconverters do keep infinity focus for a lens (a big reason I'm a big fan of using a 1.4TC with macro lenses)
2) I tested my 150mm and (as expected) 1:1 is occurring at the 1:2 point on the focusing scale (or 0.5:1 for some other lens markings). Ie the magnifications values are all simply doubled.
Note however that you're losing 2 stops of light and if your using flash and have it mounted to the camera on a bracket, unless you mod the bracket to be further forward you are also losing light from the flash itself (if kept to a single manual power output). Of course you can increase flash output, but it might drain your battery noticeably faster/slow recycling rates.
Quote: Yep, can't be doing with reading an instruction manual! Don't mind referring back to it if I can't find how to do something but much prefer to play with something and find out what it and I can do.
on the other hand, if you read it first, then it takes away the guess work about the camera....if you find you dont need to know something, its better to know you dont need it, than not know about it at all.
I don't have a macro lens, and won't for a month, so I'm just tossing about ideas. Of course it would be more fun to try it out , but I'm stuck with talking about it right now.![]()
We've had at least a foot of snow today, and the roads are treacherous, so couldn't do much anyway.
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