Watch this quick instructional photography video and discover how to do extreme macro photography without having any real specialized macro photo equipment. Use a couple of your existing lenses to create a super macro lens. Practice these tips and improve your photography skills.
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3 Comments
Very easy teaching style.
Often the shops call the reversing ring a - Macro Coupling Ring
I ebayed a different reverse macro ring, one with the thread and also a direct EOS side, allowing me to mount my 50mm backwards right on my 40D. but if I reverse my 35mm I can get even more macro out of it, having a bug's face literally fill the screen!
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