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50MM f1.8 macro tryout (noob)

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how i DIY my macro filter

since there are couple of people keep asking me how i DIY my filter.. here u go, i believe the more i'll share, the more i'll learn

at first, i read couple of diy macro through online.some they used binocular lens which i don't think it work. Den, i figure out dat raynox 250 used a magnifying glass(high quality wan). Credit to Jing Ming my classmate who 1st give it a try and it actually works. So, the next day after dat, i quickly get my self a magnifying glass and have a try. Here are the way i do my filter.

first, get ur self a cheap/unwanted uv filter.

2nd, i stick some tape on the side
3rd, i cut a pvc pipe about 2cm(actually bout 1cm-1.5cm will be enough) then tape it up
i cut the magnifying glass handle and sand paper it
then, i stuck the magnifying glass and the filter in to the pvc tube, so it can hold each other.Actually i tape the pvc tube just now so it can fit the magnifying glass and the filter firmly
wala ~! I'm ready to go for some macro shot :)

My Macro

Lens used : 18-135mm + diy macro filter

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this is without my own diy macro filter

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P/S : all picture are uncrop image, unedit .

only convert it from raw from LR and watermark and resize with PS