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I editted this and everything yesterday, then went to the hospital to see my Aunt, then totally forgot to upload this. Shh :)
This is some reverse macro fun, tricky to get an in focus/ non blurred shot but regardless, its fun!
Nikon D40
Nikon 18-55mm backwards.
This shoot was inspired again by Linder's 'she she' series. However as my other shoots were mainly headshots, I decided to expand my inspiration, and do abstract full body shots in our home studio. There is no photo where you can see the full models' face, adding to the abstraction of the photos. I thoroughly enjoyed this shoot.
My first try at reverse lens method for macro with my D3100... I did it handheld and it was tough as i had to constantly push the lens inwards and aligning it properly while using holding the aperture lever to open it as wide as possible...
This was shot in my garden and I had a lot of failed shots because of the extremely shallow DOF which resulted in blurred subjects. Besides that i couldn't use a high shutter as it will underexpose the photo thus resulting in handshake... I hope you all like it :)
This image is taken with an 18-55mm VR lens dismounted and handheld in reverse.
This lens is currently not mounted.
This has potential, I think I will buy some reversing rings to play around with.
This little spider was a great subject, I took a dozen shots and he barely moved. Taken with a 24mm reversed onto extension tubes. A hinged hot shoe allows the flash to lean out over the stack. A DIY snoot fires the light in front of the lens.
Ini isenk, tanpa persiapan dan apapun.. kebetulan pengen coba reverse macro lens.
Jadi lensa dilepas dari mounting nya, kemudian dibalik dan ditempel aja ke body... rada repot soalnya kudu megangin lensa dan muter fokus (AF gak jalan)
Taken with a reversed 24mm on extension tubes. I use a hinged hot shoe to allow the flash to lean out over the lens/tubes rig and a home made snoot lined with aluminum foil to fire the light directly over the lens and capped at the end with paper to diffuse. Most of the post processing was removing all the pollen that landed on the sensor the few times I swapped an extension tub out. Incredibly time consuming.
I just got my 52 mm to 58 mm reversing ring (Good old Ebay) and WOW!!!!
This is my first real trial with it, and it is not bad for hand held. Seriously, I could not be bothered digging the tripod out of the garage, but I will do for the next time.
I have a canon 75-300 f4-5.6 at 300 mm f11 attached to the camera. Using the male-to-male reversing ring, I have attached the canon 50 mm f1.8, front element to front element. Focusing distance from the back of the 50 mm lens was probably less than 10 mm.
Lighting was from a SAD lamp touching the end of the lens.
The object you are looking at is a two pound coin (UK), specifically the “o” of pound. I measured it using an un-calibrated vernier calliper and my poor eyesight to be 1.4 mm across. Doing some rough measurments and calculations puts this at 1:7+ish. I will do some more tests to figure it out a bit better than that later on.
I have done a little contrast and exposure modification, and a slight sharpening, but there is no crop.
The “o” and the dots are actually raised, but I see them as indented. Does anyone else see this optical illusion?
Right, what else can I look at through this?
i just found out about reversing lenses today on some random flickr comment. it is basically touted as the cheap way to do macro photography.
such a cool idea, never would have thought of it myself.
this photo is from reversing my 50mm on my camera. could be a little sharper, but it was just from playing around. i just ordered a "lens reversal adapter" from ebay, so that should make playing around with it a lot easier.
so cool.....
This little guy spent a lot of time in my garden allowing me to get up close enough to take a few pics of him with my 50mm mounted backwards on my new reversing ring. Taken hand held, I'm quite impressed at what detail you can get. It's very hard to focus by looking through the viewfinder and moving the camera rather than the focusing ring. This was taken at F16.
A batch of four old postcards.
Lord Tredegar's Statue, Cathay's Park.
Unposted, Inter-war years.
Cathay's Park, Cardiff, City Hall in background.
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Toronto Pearson International Airport CYYZ
Lufthansa
Airbus A340-311
D-AIGD
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Van’s Warped Tour ’16 was held at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre on July 27, 2016. Bands included Against the Current, Assuming We Survive, Bad Seed Rising, Ballyhoo!, Chunk! No Captain Chunk, Falling in Reverse, Good Charlotte, Less Than Jake, Masked Intruders, Mayday Parade, Mother Feather, Motionless in White, New Found Glory, Palaye Royale, Prof, Real Friends, Reel Big Fish, Set It Off, Sleeping With Sirens, State Champs, Strange House, Sum 41, Tonight Alive, Waterparks, Whitechapel, The Word Alive, and Yellowcard.
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Few days back, i got sick (fever n fatigue, no biggie) but the irritating part was 10 minutes into computer gave me 1 day of headache. All i could do was read books, play keyboard and photography experiments.
This one was reverse-lens macro. Gotta try again with tripod and proper lens mounts.
Stamped Daisy Reverse pattern bg with VersaMark and embossed with clear ep. Added distress inks for some color. Stitched to red matt, and taped to HA notecard. Embossed and colored with distress inks the butterfly from Antique Engravings. The sentiment is from LL206 Take Godo Care Greetings, stamped on a frame from Three Floral Frames. I dyed the seam binding with a Copic marker to complement the color scheme.
An Allegiant Airlines MD88 (N402NV) deploying thrust reversers after landing runway 24 in Roanoke,Va.
Shot on a equatorial mounted tripod, but run the opposite direction from normal operation. It catches the sunset then pans through the night sky in the opposing direction of the rotation of the earth.
This was a first attempt, and there was much that was learned from it. First, I attempted to time it so I would get the sunset in the west, then pan to the sunrise in the east, well, my battery ran out at about 2am, so I need another battery or an external power source. Next, the exposure was set to auto, and that does not work as the meter is not precise enough to stay consistent between shots. And most definitely needs to be captured in RAW. Next time I do this, I will do it in manual with ~30 second exposures. Also, the jittery feel of the video is, at least in part, caused by the gaps between exposures. I think it would look better with almost no delay between exposures (so a 30 second exposure with a 1 second delay).
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This was a bad attempt at a neat idea. I wanted to shoot a Brenizer pano, but in reverse, i.e. the focus is on the background and the foreground is completely OUT of focus. Rob kindly played the role of the model, a role he seems to enjoy I have to say, and Mo's Irish Pub served as the background.