Can you take out the lens for macro use?
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Go to the Fotodiox website for this adapter. They have instructions for removing the lens for macro use.
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Great product works awesome. you do have to learn manual lens operations as auto functions don't work. but this will make you a better photogrpher
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That is something I have not tried. Better to use a tube extension adapted to your camera
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Yes indeed. The filter connects to your lens, using the supplied adapter. Your Macro shots will just be filtered. The filter is easily removed if you do not desire it for certain photos.
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May be you can use this video ...http://lensbaby.com/videos-instructional/sweet35-remove--- Murthy
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Yes - I believe so, though I've never used it. Mainly macro lenses are more expensive to produce to allow them to focus so close to the subject. This 35mm f/2.4 has become one of my favorite lenses for its sharpness - I often use it to shoot panoramas, although I have an old A-series 50mm f/1.7 and an ancient Takumar 135mm f/2.5 I also use for that. But for the price this 35mm has outstanding image quality.
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the macro and the wide angle lens is the same, you just need to unscrew the wide angle from top of the macro to reveal the macro lens.
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Hello, there is an Auto Focus on this lens. Click the switch by AF - M to use Auto Focus (AF) however when shooting Macro, it's usually better and easier to manually focus. I hope this helped.
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Macro lenses can be used for standard photography. If you use one to take a distant object, that object is not a 1:1 size with your captured image. Macro capability means that you can move the lends in close enough so that the captured image is the same size as the object being photographed. Non-macro lenses do not allow you to get in that close and still be able to focus on the object.
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No- the focusing distance is much too far. Great lens- but not for macro work.
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No. And it's minimum focusing distance is not get good. If you want a good and sharp macro lens your going to have to go with a single focal length. Like the tamron 90mm macro lens. Super sharp and can focus on thing only inches from the lens.
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No. If you have the 100mm macro you will need an adaptor. For the record, I love the 1-5X lens and this Twin Light.
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yes, can be used. I also buy this item for macro. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006JOG3AC/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Hello JulietThank you so much for your inquiryIf you take off the lens , the body can be fit , and could you tell me what is the model of your lens ?Looking forward your reply Thank you
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I believe so as long as your lens is 58mm and there are threads on the end of your lens to accept the Macro filters.
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No, you don't need to remove the case to use the lens; if the case is thick it will fit but may decrease the quality of the picture
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You can't use this lens with a teleconvertor for doing macro. You'll need a extension tubes, you can search on amazon for "extension tubes" and it will show you the options. One major gripe is you'll lose auto focus (AF), you'll have to manual focus (MF).
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There is no Macro mode on the Lens but if you use the Macro feature on the camera it will allow you to get very close and take great Macro Pictures.
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No.. the macro part is a positive diopter lense while the fisheye section is a negative diopter. Together it is like looking through a telescope backwards. The macro section can be used alone for close shots but there's a lot of distortion (not always bad) and can be fun artistically.