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Googly eyes
This first attempt at an extreme macro. The insect is about 1.5cm in length and it's eyes were a tiny black dot. I used the internals from an old zoomlens handheld on to the sklight filter on my 5060 lens tube.
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Googly eyes
This is the first one I've seen from a 5060 and it shows that with a little effort they can also take large diopter macros. Nice job!
Loren Lewis at 15:29 CEST on 27-Oct-2004 [Reply]