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Comment by Ammonyte posted on Just a pictutre or two at 25/11/2006 - 20:14
I hadn't thought of connecting all my macro pieces together to see what the result was. So I attached my Tamron 90mm Macro lens to a Pz-AF 2x Teleconverter to a vivitar 2x Macro focusing teleconverter to 12mm + 20mm + 36mm extention tubes and vivitar 6000 ring flash with the results:-


It only seems to work fully open at F2.8. Exposure 1/180, ISO 200. Field of view is 4mm on the longest side. No cropping. Just need to work out how I can support this monstrosity so I can focus properly. Anyway if it carries on raining it'll be a project for tomorrow.
Comment by Ammonyte posted on Just a pictutre or two at 25/11/2006 - 16:46
Comment by Ammonyte posted on Just a pictutre or two at 25/11/2006 - 12:40
But the polariser makes such a difference, wouldn't be without it.
Comment by Ammonyte posted on Just a pictutre or two at 17/10/2006 - 10:15
Comment by Ammonyte posted on Just a pictutre or two at 05/10/2006 - 23:08
forgive me - its the age of the beast!
Comment by Ammonyte posted on K10D and wireless flash at 05/10/2006 - 22:56
Explained the situation and the shop assistant directed me to the MZ-10 with 28-70 mm lens. I never looked back. I have been totally happy with that decision, still use that body on occasion and due to my investment on other bits of pentax gear cannot see myself changing (lottery wins excepted).
Comment by Ammonyte posted on Why did you buy a Pantax? at 06/10/2006 - 21:35
EDIT:
Just found this today:- http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/main.jhtml?xml=/opinion/2007/03/01/do0102.xml
Comment by Ammonyte posted on Film: AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH...you must go and see it! at 23/02/2007 - 16:33


Yes I spotted the dirt, but couldn't be a**ed to clone them out!
I tried taking pictures with the aperture manually set to diffent stops from F32 down to F2.8, and in this configuration (everything + kitchen sink) on the body the resulting image shows the same depth of field. There was one combination of not-quite-everything that allowed proper setting of the aperture. I should have kept notes - will just have to experiment again!