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Using Macro Filters On A Nikon D5100
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Recently got the camera and still learning to use it. I have purchased some macro filters with 1x 2x 4x and 10x magnification but having trouble using them. I'm not sure what lens to use them with for close ups. I have an 18-55 and a 55-200 lens and am still using me camera on auto settings. I don't seem to be able to focus. Any tips would be appreciated :)
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With you standard lens kit the these macro rings just mean that you can get focused further away from your subject in macro mode.
If you want to take a macro pic of a fly the chances are as you get closer to it it will fly away, so these rings allow you to use macro mode on your camera but instead of having to be say 5 cm away they allow you to get the same magnificatio
If you want to take a macro pic of a fly the chances are as you get closer to it it will fly away, so these rings allow you to use macro mode on your camera but instead of having to be say 5 cm away they allow you to get the same magnificatio
17:19 Tue 31st Jul 2012
With you standard lens kit the these macro rings just mean that you can get focused further away from your subject in macro mode.
If you want to take a macro pic of a fly the chances are as you get closer to it it will fly away, so these rings allow you to use macro mode on your camera but instead of having to be say 5 cm away they allow you to get the same magnification but at a greater distance from your subject say eg 20 cm without spooking it.
the 1 and 10x rings probably wont be much use but the 4 should be about right.
you will have a very very small field of focus in macro mode so you may want to get into using focus stacking.
If you want to take a macro pic of a fly the chances are as you get closer to it it will fly away, so these rings allow you to use macro mode on your camera but instead of having to be say 5 cm away they allow you to get the same magnification but at a greater distance from your subject say eg 20 cm without spooking it.
the 1 and 10x rings probably wont be much use but the 4 should be about right.
you will have a very very small field of focus in macro mode so you may want to get into using focus stacking.
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