PM sent re 77mm

I recently bought another set of tubes with contacts so now I can get even closer without having to reverse the lens and this way I can still control the aperture from the camera.

Some more for your perusal

1. A pin head (to demonstrate how much magnification I'm now getting with 130mm of tubes )


2a. Jumping Spider with ENORmous fangs



2b. EEK ... what on earth does he need them for?!



3. A couple of bees in flight (with a few less tubes)
a.


b.



c.


4. A fat brick crab



5. A huge brick crab (my finger for scale)



6. Something tiny and weird spotted in the bathroom (to the left is a tiny piece of blue dust invisible to the naked eye)



7. Compound eyes

Graffiti = vandalism = Graffiti, sorry froggy not a fan

These are for use on your sensor only, you may also have dust in the viewfinder like me but as long as they don't affect your photos then don't worry about them. They will just be an annoyance.

Don't use any old cloth! You could damage your sensor!
Go to SRS and get some of these link ASAP.

Steve

Brilliant Gareth

Sorry, been away for a couple of days...Just caught up with this thread...LMAO.
Poor kitten

I'm sorry for p'ing on your bonfire, but I cannot understand the logic behind ANYthing disposable, we do not have infinite resources on the planet and EVERYthing should be built to last. We cannot afford to waste things in the way we currently do. A fine example of this is the historical lenses we all use that are still in perfect working order after sometimes more than 30 years.
Sorry if I sound a bit high and mighty but that is the way I feel, I hate waste!

Hi and welcome Jan form a fellow South Walian.

I have to agree Eddie, and if your model has "catch in focus" it is a boon you simply select your focus point and slowly wind the focus ring until focus is reached and voila the shutter fires. Fantastic