Reverse Macro question
smallm
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I have a Canon XTI with 100mm Macro. What would I need to try reverse Macro. I do know I probably require 58mm for 100 but not sure what size needed for camera end.
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Mel.
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Mel.
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1. remove lens from camera
2. reverse lens
3. hold lens to camera - I use large rubber bands to hold in place
4. snap away
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You give up so much when you decouple the lens from the camera. Unless you did it this way! But $480's a lot to pay for a reversing ring,
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I'd like a male-to-male step down filter adapter. It will be used to mount a 52mm filter-sized lens backwards onto a 58mm filter-sized lens. (I know these can be made from scratch with step up/down rings and a bit of epoxy, but a solid ready-made one would be better.)
Just got back into the hobby with a new Rebel XSi. So I dug up my old 80's camera gear and rediscovered a 50mm 1.4 and a macro focusing rail.
They are normally called reverse macro couplers - eg like these on ebay http://stores.ebay.com/Camera-Ace-Photographic-Accessories_Stepping-Rings_Macro-Coupler-Rings_W0QQcolZ4QQdirZQ2d1QQfsubZ3QQftidZ2QQtZkm
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