Now THIS is uber!!! (http://www.dennisonbertram.com/hackmaster/2005/02/tilt-shift-pc-lens.htm)
(http://static.flickr.com/54/110915465_21a85c7b0f.jpg)
Yes, but he could have used a lens cap on the outer end to be able to change lenses. I have seen industrial flexible tubes that would work better than the plunger too.
surely gimp or PS would be easier and less likely to f*ck your cam up?
Quote from: brummiesurely gimp or PS would be easier and less likely to f*ck your cam up?
Pointless, tbh, can you make a tilted plane be in focus using software? Nope.
Ive got a plunger (thankfully not needed any more) that I could use to do that with a view camera :lol: You could of course just use it as an extension tube for super-Macro.
Hey heres another DIY project. a really good macro lens, from a pringles tube :mrgreen:
clicky (http://www.photocritic.org/2005/macro-photography-on-a-budget/)
If I had a few old lenses around I think id give this type of thing a go, but unfortunately I dont :(
Quote from: snellgroveHey heres another DIY project. a really good macro lens, from a pringles tube :mrgreen:
clicky
If I had a few old lenses around I think id give this type of thing a go, but unfortunately I dont :(
You can do the same thing with the top post item, except you have the option of varying the macro far more easily. Only change is that you use a standard lens, not one for a bigger camera.