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Reverse mounted my 50mm prime with the 55-200 zoom lens.
No auto focus and the photo has a visible vignette effect.
I'm quite excited about the cheap macro capabilities of this new arrangement.
Looking forward to capture some insects as well :)
A reverse macro shot taken with my 70-300mm lens. I unhooked the lens from the camera and held it against the camera with the wider side touching the camera (inside out). I then placed a black cloth around the camera and the lens to disallow any additional light entering the camera. I then used the little switch to open up the aperture ring of the lens and set the camera to Manual mode before releasing the shutter. That is how I got this extremely shallow DOF. It was a fun experiment but took a lot of patience.
Photo walk with Un-exposed and Hugojcardoso in an old neighbourhood of Porto
Nikon F90X
AF Nikkor 35-70, 70-210. Nikkor 24mm
Ilford HP5, Kodak HC-110 (Dil.B) 5'@20ºC
Epson V750 Pro
Here is the camera I've used
working on some "reverse" patterns to go with Triangle Mania and Scruffy Daisy...need to create a coloured background.
We'll see on Weds if it worked...
Since I am on leave and have some time on my hands I decided to experiment a bit with my camera and lenses. For this shot I removed my macro lens and held it reversed in front of the sensor. The lens was focused to infinity and the camera body was on a tripod. Focus was achieved by moving the whole lens with my left hand and shooting with the right. Exposure was done manually (by trial and error). I like the dreamy look I achieved.
From good to less good.
My theory is that no one will be able to tell the difference around midnight.
Based on own experience that is....
On reverse:
photographer:
Fredericks and Co.
179 Fifth Aveenue
Madison Square
New York
and an illegible name. Can you read it?
A little hard to see, but these two guys shaved a "reverse mohawk" into their heads. Very creative! But alas, it did not work.
44xx/4475, both in the "reverse" colour scheme and both running number 2 end leading, work an Up Freight through Bathurst 19861102
Taken from the Rock of Cashel walls -- uploaded to include in a comment on one of John Carey's photos.
Shot using 18-55mm and 50mm reversed. I am using two flash set up each at 45 degrees left and right. Although they light up the spider well, the reflextions are a bit of a problem and spoil this image.
This is the basic idea of a reverse french press. Doing this allows you to remove the grounds from the press and create a cleaner cup of coffee
Took a walk in Central Park and Jefferson Market Garden for some insect macros. Saw a variety of flies with a few other species mixed in. Came away with a few keepers.
also for my Project 365 - Day 16 - 16 January
I took a picture through my reversing camera!
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I had 2 hours to spare in Brussels before my train, so a quick wander around. Would have liked more time, but maybe next time.
This was an art installation at the Palace of Justice, wooden vegetable crates returning to their original form :-)
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ps : this is a picture of my beloved lense..currently using this lens..