Gotta love the Raynox to bits (56k beware)

A mossie larvae shot using the Raynox MSN 202.

wow those are amazing what exactly is a raynox?

lance v wrote in post #3946298
wow those are amazing what exactly is a raynox?

Thanks for looking Lance here is a link: http://www.digitaltoys​hop.co.uk …d=1&P_ID=5001&b​tnProduct=

Fantastic detail Alby and some incredible shots. Im not surprised you are loving it (even though I dont understand what you are using lol).

Linda

wow, i really have to get one of them.. it makes for stunning shots!

Excellent series Alby
Brian V.

Terrific shots Alby.

Did you scoop these into a jar, or aquarium, or have you invested in underwater protection...?

Interesting to see the lava blowing a bubble. Seems this is almost universal behaviour.

Great shots Alby - what lens was the Raynox attached to?

LindaB wrote in post #3946326
Fantastic detail Alby and some incredible shots. Im not surprised you are loving it (even though I dont understand what you are using lol).

Linda

Hi Linda, The raynox is just a clip on lens have a look at the link in the previous reply.

asxu wrote in post #3946373
wow, i really have to get one of them.. it makes for stunning shots!

Thanks for looking axsu

LordV wrote in post #3946404
Excellent series Alby
Brian V.

Thanks Brian

dreamline wrote in post #3946418
Terrific shots Alby.

Did you scoop these into a jar, or aquarium, or have you invested in underwater protection...?

Interesting to see the lava blowing a bubble. Seems this is almost universal behaviour.

No I clamped a U piece of electrical flex between two pieces of glass filled with water and added the larvae. Thanks for looking Bernie

DaveBinks wrote in post #3946423
Great shots Alby - what lens was the Raynox attached to?

Hi Dave, it was attached to my Panasonic FZ8 which has a Leica 36-432mm.
Thanks for looking Dave

Hiya Alby,
Excellent series of shots & details, these Raynox Lenses definately seem to work better with the Prosumer Camera the the DLSR.

Cheers for now
Mark

Attic wrote in post #3946444
Hi Linda, The raynox is just a clip on lens have a look at the link in the previous reply.

Hi Alby - yes, we must have posted at the time and I then saw your link, went back to take a look and its an interesting thought.

How exactly do you attach it?

Reason I ask, is because I have just bought a Canon 720IS for a 'handbag' camera when out in general, so would this attach to one of these?

Linda

LindaB wrote in post #3946796
Hi Alby - yes, we must have posted at the time and I then saw your link, went back to take a look and its an interesting thought.

How exactly do you attach it?

Reason I ask, is because I have just bought a Canon 720IS for a 'handbag' camera when out in general, so would this attach to one of these?

Linda

the 720IS is similar to my G6, my guess is that it wont be as effective as if placed on a prosumer with a longer zoom. If you want to try it you need to buy Canon's 52mm filter adaptor.

Thanks for answering Linda, Toby as I didn't know that camera

racketman wrote in post #3947231
the 720IS is similar to my G6, my guess is that it wont be as effective as if placed on a prosumer with a longer zoom. If you want to try it you need to buy Canon's 52mm filter adaptor.

Thanks for that Toby, I did wonder if the adaptor would be needed. Just curious really as to how good it would be on this little camera, but doubt I would go to great lengths to experiment, this little camera is really just for general purpose. Also for the cost of the adapter and the Raynox put together, its not really an amount of money I would spend further on a compact camera, would rather put the money towards something for my dslr.

I think it would be great all the same to see other samples of it on different cameras.

Linda

Absolutely stunning shots Alby!!! Wow!!!!