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    Nature/Wildlife Forum Co-Moderator Loupey's Avatar
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    6th Example

    Images with 56mm extension.

    Left to Right:
    70mm @ 4cm working distance (subject to front of lens)
    135mm @ 23cm working distance
    200mm @ 45cm working distance
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    7th Example

    Images with 68mm extension.

    Left to Right:
    70mm @ 2cm working distance (subject to front of lens)
    135mm @ 20cm working distance
    200mm @ 40cm working distance

    Remember, changing the focus on the lens at any time will also affect the working distance and magnification. The bottom image is still with the 68mm extension at 200mm, except now the focus on the lens is set to infinity. Working distance has now increased from 40cm to 62cm. The magnification is now about the same as it was when only the 36mm tube was used with the lens set at the mininum setting.
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    Final Version

    200mm with 48mm extension.

    Slightly off perpendicular (sharpened pencil is out of DOF), angled, and post processed with PS.

    This is the final example. Hope this helps demonstrate the flexibily that these things offer and why I love 'em so much :thumbsup:
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    Re: Final Version

    Very nice demonstration. Thanks for the time and trouble.
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    Re: Final Version

    Quote Originally Posted by Old Timer
    Very nice demonstration. Thanks for the time and trouble.
    Your welcome! Just here to give (hopefully) wanted advice, demonstrations, and examples. I know you already shoot fantastic macro work, but I wanted to show that there are different ways to skin a cat. I'm all for using existing equipment to its full capabilities and knowing just how far they can be pushed :thumbsup:
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    Re: Final Version

    Thanks for all the info Loupey
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