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Tuesday
Dec152009

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If you turn your lens around and hold it up to the camera (50 mm works best in our experience) it turns it into a macro lens.  For free.  And then you can take pictures like this.   Awesome.  

Reader Comments (5)

You just hold the lens up so it is not attached to the camera?

12/15/09 | 12:55 PM | Unregistered CommenterCatherine

I remember you showing us that trick in class, Sarah!

12/15/09 | 4:0 PM | Unregistered CommenterMaria G.

Catherin, Yes, it's not attached. The lens needs to be wide open (small fstop #)
Maria I'm glad you remember!! Have you tried it?

12/15/09 | 7:15 PM | Registered Commentersarah yates

thats so cool! keep the tips coming!

12/16/09 | 7:51 AM | Unregistered CommenterRachel

Good point!!!Tiffany & Co Bracelets

12/16/10 | 7:58 PM | Unregistered Commentersonxerkon

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