In this video, learn how to take apart any old lenses you may have a fuse them together into the ultimate SuperMacro lens. This absolutely gorgeous tutorial will show you, step by step, exactly how to create this fantastic eye piece and take incredible photos with it.
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2 Comments
Worth trying if you have an old lens
Just... Oh my god ! Of course I won't try. But it's absolutely awesome !
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