raynox

Hi guys, I'm thinking of purchasing a Raynox 250 to couple it up with a Sigma 105mm macro lens. Can this be achieved, or, is the Raynox primarily for putting on non macro lenses? Thanks for any help.. Moey

Paucity of bugs in the garden - even the hovers have b'ggrd off. But I was quite pleased with this shot: Fly by mike mountain, on Flickr Pop over to flickr to see it in all its revolting glory.

More pics from the office carpark Shield bug: DSC06244 by mike mountain, on Flickr Sawfly larvae DSC06235 by mike mountain, on Flickr Ants - lasius niger DSC06200 by mike mountain, on Flickr DSC06171 by mike mountain, on Flickr

DSC02029 by mike mountain, on Flickr DSC02063 by mike mountain, on Flickr DSC02068 by mike mountain, on Flickr

Didn't quite nail the focus, also tricky colours, lot's of beige going on.

First attempts. Taken in my garden with my Sony a77, Minolta 70-300 lens, Raynox 250 and homemade flash diffuser. Handheld, no tripod.

This is my first attempt at semi-macro photography, and my firs shot with recently purchased Raynox DCR-150. i must say I am impressed with this "lens". The shot is aimed as a product shot.