A couple more Macro questions !....
Please can anybody advise on the following queries for me ?....
If i have a lens with a dedicated Macro function and a 1:1 Magnification ratio - how can the magnification be increased ?...would using close-up tubes with the lens be a viable option ?.. accepting that there would inevitably be a slight loss of quality..
also (sorry),
can a DSLR be connected directly (by way of a adapter) to a Microscope ?.
Has anybody had any experience of such things or can advise ?
Thank you very much again,
Steve.
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Permalink Reply by CameraClicker on -
You can use extension tubes or a teleconverter to get closer/boost magnification. Any minor loss in quality is made up for by increased image size.
There are adapters for connecting cameras to microscopes. I have never tried them.
You can also mount some lenses backwards to get amazing macro photos. There are a few on this site.
Canon makes one macro lens that is 1X to 5X, does not focus and does not take any non-macro photos but the macros are amazing.
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Permalink Reply by CameraClicker on
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150 mm
150 mm + 2X teleconverter
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Permalink Reply by Steve Barr on -
Thank you very much again CC, very much appreciated - Steve.
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