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Old 09-13-2009, 03:57 AM
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Ive been doing this for a while and while it does work very nicely there are some drawbacks (at least for us Canon users).

You cant control the aperture. So the DOF is VERY narrow. But sometimes this makes for wonderful images.

You need lots of light. Without a strong source of light it is very hard to find the subject and focus on it clearly.

All that said, I am glad I done it. I haven't scraped up the funds yet to buy that 100mm Macro so until then I'll just keep going with this.

Here's a couple images I came up with:
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