close-up with a reverse-mounted lens

Some old pics shot with reverse-mounted kit lens to share.
Approximately 1:1 @45mm and 4:1 @14mm in 135 format.

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manual focus?

wahlau weyy... can see the pollen.

very close indeed!!

So amazing !!

super'd shots but izzit crop?

Not easy task..... never touch how to handle reverse mounted yet.

Well done

harveylau wrote:manual focus?

The lens is connected by using external extension cord to the body, so it can AF in good light, aperture also can be controlled.

Pic of poor man macro set up:-
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JKC wrote:super'd shots but izzit crop?

some of the pics is slightly crop, around 80% of the original frame.

Thanks for visiting.

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Nice photos and nice sharing for the gear setting....

I like your DIY flash diffuser!

I made some for myself using white PVC house wiring trunking casing.

nice work