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Reverse lens macro held in place with my hand, no crop.
Thought i'd include one flower pic in the macro entry where everything's pretty clear.
It's the same type of flower used in the bee pics.
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So I scanned the film in as a positive.
Long story short - I developed two rolls of Ansco Memo 35mm found film that expired in 1949 in Diafine 5+5. In the same container, I also developed a roll of Verichrome Pan 127 that developed normally.
The two rolls of Ansco Memo film both contained images, seemingly at random, that either developed normally, exhibited solarization to some degree, or, extremely weirdly, just plain reversed itself into a positive image on the film. This also happened about 3 hours later with an old roll of 124 film that I shot in a Brownie box camera.
Photo taken with the Medway challenge in mind. I thought I would try something a little different by holding the lens in reverse to the body to a super macro type shot with a tiny DOF. To give you sence of scale this is a Cork screw on my Swiss pen knife.
A timelapse video comprised of the frames used to make the synthetic long exposure image in the previous upload. Note how the frame capture rate has produced a sense of the "wheel" turning in reverse.
Reverse lens macro held in place with my hand, no crop.
Not that you can make out anything in this picture, but to me the colour blend is great, so whatever.
It's the same type of flower used in the bee pics.
Shopping in Chester... the image is reversed so you can read the shops' names across the street... clever stuff.
He was SO happy that he finally learned how to backwards skate!!! He wouldn't even come off the floor to eat...LOL:)) #mamasbaby
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I came across a group on Flickr describing how to do macro shots by reversing the lens on your DSLR. Was quite fun to try, but very hit and miss...mostly miss.
For long I thought reverse lens macro couldn't be achieved with my G lens. And then recently, I came to know about this free lensing technique and I had to give it a try. And voila!
It was great fun at the expense of virtually nothing. But without an aperture ring on the lens I still had only two f stops at the two extremes. The magnification is quiet pleasing but the trouble is in bringing something into focus with the very narrow depth and the screwed up focus plane.
So here are the few better ones I could manage in the last two days. I'm pretty sure I'll be trying this again. :)