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Richard Thornton
{K:26442} 6/7/2003
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A good macro, indeed. (As a matter of fact, I did make another Red Rock image cropped as you suggested. Great minds!)
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Wilson Junior
{K:2092} 6/7/2003
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great job, very good maro.
Regards.
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Hayri CALISKAN
{K:16203} 6/7/2003
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Excellent work.
Regards,Hayri.
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Carole Bradford
{K:10715} 6/7/2003
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Hi Jim - good macro work! I'm no expert with diopter filters but have a new one which I hope to try out tomorrow!
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Subha Pindiproli
{K:10108} 6/9/2003
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jim.. i see you are struggling with a +4 diopter. I did play with +1, +2, +4 diopters, at one point i had +7 magnification. With that came the price of working on such a narrow DOF, that you get paper thin focus by moving your camera within a few millimeters back/forth. I returned those Hoya filters. I must say i am quite happy with my Nikon Coolpix 4500 macro capabilities. If you see the attached, and posted here on usefilm, i was about less than an inch from it, and shot it using macro mode. no attached lens. I would eventually get a reverse nikkor f1.4 lens, and macro flash ring.. ... my advice to you Jim.. get the Nikon Coolpix, they are great for macros..
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