Handling the lens is not as easy as it looks. It's a manual focus lens, so you need to practice to get higher percentage of success rate. The DOF is very thin, and at 4:1 and 5:1, there's an earthquake on your viewfinder even with the slightest vibration.
I pair this lens with my macro ring flash, the MR-14ex. Due to work commitments, I've only managed to take this lens for a walk only twice. At the moment, I'm only concentrating on getting the lighting and settings up to the level i wanted it to be. Composition of subject can come in later ;)
Here are some shots taken with this lens. I know I'm gonna love this lens... just like my other lenses :P



7 comments:
Uuuh.. menarik shot tu.. How much ha for the new toy?
Weh, selamat hari raya!
3+k. ;)
Selamat hari raya :D
on your photos, one word: wow.
Thanks for the compliments, Steph. :)
superb shot!!! how i wish i could have the patient on shooting those insects yg tak reti nak dok diam ittew. hahaah..
selamat hari raya!
Ahh the poison. Poison!
*runs away*
Thanks Qmie. Haha.. two tricks to make them stay.
1. Spray mist over them.
2. Bait them with "air gula", especially those flies.
Nick.. you know u want it... come come.. calculate the system transition quick :P
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