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MSN CONVERTER MANUAL
MSN CONVERTER ISO

Anchor yourself, using a monopod or walking stick.

MSN CONVERTER MANUAL

If you run out of ISO, go into manual and set a fast shutter speed and use RAW to bring out more light in postprocessing.

MSN CONVERTER ISO

Increase your ISO for a fast shutter speed as far as you can go.

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Although you can use autofocus with a Raynox, when doing macro I find it easier to put the camera into manual focus mode, set the main lens half way and then move back and forward with the camera rather than focusing with the lens itself. You may find it easier to start with a small magnification, which you will get at 50mm. It's easy to miss! With the lens attached to a zoom lens like the 50-300, you change the magnification by altering the amount of zoom. The most effective use of a Raynox is with a long focal length zoom rather than short (ie on a 50-300 lens rather than 18-50) which gives a working distance (in-focus point) of around 10-20cm. It all looks a little odd but the adapter is the way it is so it will fit onto many lens diameters. Just screw the Raynox into the adapter and clip the squeezy bits to the very front of the lens: it grips onto the thread that will usually hold a filter. Raynox lenses come sold in a box with an adapter, and the Raynox adapter clips onto the front of your main lens.

When starting out, it is better to start out with the Raynox 150 first as the depth of field is a bit more forgiving than the higher magnification Raynox 250.

Being achromat closeup lenses, there are absolutely no issues with image quality. Using these is by far the easiest way to start out with extreme macro as they're the nearest thing to a regular lens so the learning curve is comfortable. First: One RaynoxĪ Raynox mounted on a lens using the included adapter. They can be used on their own, stacked, with bellows in the studio and even as an infinite tube with microscope objectives.īut above all, they're by far the easiest way to start out with extreme macro as they use the same metering as the regular lens so there are no especially new techniques that you really need to learn beyond learning to be steady. I am an absolutely huge fan of Raynox adapters because they can be used for so many things.