Macro Reverse Ring for Macro Photography

Well-priced alternative to expensive macro lenses

Description:
With the aid of this lens reversing ring you can attach any lens to your camera inversed. This way you can use it like a macro lens. You can take fantastic close-up pictures without spending horrendous sums of money for expensive macro lenses.

You can use any lens with a filter thread. With the help of the filter thread you screw the lens to the camera. In this so called retro position the lens works similar to a loupe. Unlike in normal position, in retro position the object distance is smaller than the image distance. This diminishes the focal distance. It allows you to get closer to the object you photograph what results in a larger reproduction scale. Things are displayed larger on the image plant.

Using this lens reversing ring, any lens becomes a macro lens. Wide Angle Lenses and Prime Lenses are particularly suitable. This way older manual lenses can be reused as macro lenses. They are often available at reasonable price. They provide the advantage that the shutter can be adjusted directly on the lens. And the quality is not worse than with new lenses. This is low-priced in comparison with other solutions and offers a quality which is comparable to the one of expensive macro lenses.

This reverse ring is manufactured very well. It is thin but stable. That is why there is no big clearance between the lens and the lens mount. That provides a better image output.

Technical Details:
Reproduction scale: 1:7 up to 1:2,8 (it depends on the applied lens)

Application:
1. Screw the reversing ring on the camera's lens mount.
2. Screw the lens to lens mount reversed.

You have to focus and adjust the shutter manually, because the reversing rings doesn't convey electronic data. Exposure measurements are usually effected by the lens, for some cameras however you have to adjust exposure manually.

Advice:
Please read the diameter of the filter thread from the head of this article.

This article is suitable for the following models:
	Canon EOS 1000D, 500D, 450D, 400D, 350D, 300D Canon EOS 50D, 40D, 30D, 20D, 10D, 7D, 5D Canon EOS 1D, 1Ds, 1D Mark II, 1Ds Mark II, 1D Mark II N, 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III