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Make:Canon
Model:Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL
Shutter Speed:1/125 second
Aperture:F/7.1
Focal Length:100 mm
ISO Speed:800
Date Taken:Mar 18, 2005, 1:19:42 PM

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Edible Cubesby *cezars

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a.k.a ordinary table salt

I simply did this to test my new macro lens! Conclusion: It takes a lot of patience to achieve decent shots!

Original resolution: 3072x2048

*abender777 Jul 27, 2007

u got no comments but so many views

! well i think this is really cool. I found this link from a review u did on some site. I just ordered the lens on the weekend, and its been on its way since the 24th. Im REALLY looking foward 2 using it, and it looks like its worth the wait

~guffy Feb 27, 2007

That looks awesome! What extention tubes did you use for this shot?

*cezars Mar 4, 2007 Photographer

thank you

For that shot, I used Kenko extension tubes (12mm + 24mm + 36mm)

~guffy Mar 4, 2007

Thats cool. I just got the Canon 100mm f2.8 macro not so long ago and was thinking about getting extension tubes. The Kenko looked very good, and not too expensive compared to Canons.

What kind of magnification will it end up being if you use all three extension tubes on the 100mm macro? Also, how close does it focus with all three tubes?

*cezars Mar 17, 2007 Photographer

Hi! You can still use Auto Focus with the extension tubes, but your focus range will be shorter (can't use infinity for example). I know I used Manual Focus because it was easier and faster.

I remember the total magnification was 1.70x if I remember well. I know you can calculate it using a simple formula.

The closest distance you can focus is the original one minus the length of the tubes (72mm).

Kenko tubes are definitely worth the money, for exactly the same quality as the Canon (made in Japan)

~Hobbit-Lass Mar 20, 2005

you are so cool. salt has never looked so...intriguing

*cezars Mar 20, 2005 Photographer

thanks!! I really appreciate your comment

~Hobbit-Lass Mar 22, 2005

you are quite welcome. i just love the interesting perspectives of your work!

~fleurdely Mar 19, 2005

Wow!!! Excellent!

*cezars Mar 19, 2005 Photographer

Merci! j'ai hâte de tester le zoom sur des insectes maintenant

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