Some of them are blurry, crappy composition, but I was messing around with this Having fun!

One thing I noticed though, is that it's hard to get the lighting right on them.

Used a 28-80mm lens for them....

You guys should try this! (btw, I didn't cut my lens cap. I did this hand held, with no adjustments. Just held my lens backwards )

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This post was edited by chantal7 on Feb 15 2009 10:18pm

4. A string from my purse


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6. That was easy!

So you did do it!
Better than the red light? lol!

Yes, lighting indoors with this is very difficult, same with outdoors.
You have to set the exposure quite low outdoors because ALOT more light comes in the camera

You should make an adapter lol.
buy a spare body cap for $3.00
And use an old filter to screw it onto reversed


e/ omg thank for the inspiration I'm gonna go try takin pics of my mom diamond ring!

This post was edited by TheBlackRose66 on Feb 15 2009 10:12pm

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I might just do this later though - lol

This post was edited by chantal7 on Feb 15 2009 10:12pm

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those are some interesting macro pics. So you just bought an adapter for your normal lens?
Well some of the pics are a lil bit overexposed but I guess it's because you used a flash or something.

btw that easy button looks so new did you get a new one?

This post was edited by Futurama on Feb 16 2009 03:29am

I didn't buy anything I just held my lens (it wasn't attached) close to my camera and snapped away. Some are over exposed because I didn't hold the lens right against my camera.

Oh! I didn't know that you could do that . So did you use the full manual mode when taking those pictures?? Well then I guess I won't have to buy an adapter after all. I just hope that my apartment isn't too dusty lol.

Ya I used the M setting.