SMC-P 67 4/135 Macro at f:32 + RC 67 2X EQ f:64 comparizon (on APS-C)
Is it an insignificant tad softer with the converter? Im not sure? The change in contrast is caused by the shifting clouded sun light. The change in DoF is actually visible even at this short macro distance.
These photos where taken at ISO100 and are the most precise of the set. I realize, that I should go over the other photos, because I found, that even though I took them focussing with Live View and a 12sec delay, there is some micro shake present, when closely inspected (None on these two). Also they where taken at ISO200.
On the other hand, the set goes to show a true picture of the RC 67 2X as a great and convenient converter, that adds 2 f-stops of DoF, which is great for some landscape and macro photos.
See the ‘Original‘ size here: www.flickr.com/photos/32108329@N08/16774121105/sizes/o/
My glass needs cleaning!
SMC-P 67 4/135 Macro at f:32 + RC 67 2X EQ f:64 comparizon (on APS-C)
Is it an insignificant tad softer with the converter? Im not sure? The change in contrast is caused by the shifting clouded sun light. The change in DoF is actually visible even at this short macro distance.
These photos where taken at ISO100 and are the most precise of the set. I realize, that I should go over the other photos, because I found, that even though I took them focussing with Live View and a 12sec delay, there is some micro shake present, when closely inspected (None on these two). Also they where taken at ISO200.
On the other hand, the set goes to show a true picture of the RC 67 2X as a great and convenient converter, that adds 2 f-stops of DoF, which is great for some landscape and macro photos.
See the ‘Original‘ size here: www.flickr.com/photos/32108329@N08/16774121105/sizes/o/
My glass needs cleaning!