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May 27, 2008 14:00 |  #16

jejeje wrote in post #5605606 (external link)
Hmm, mine won't focus with the EF12II tube :confused:

But I absolutely love the 70-200 2.8L IS! :D

To focus closer just add the Canon 500D close-up 77mm filter lens to the 70-200mm. All the Nikon users do.


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May 27, 2008 17:03 |  #17

sml wrote in post #5594076 (external link)
Thanks for all the input so far.
That is, can you still get a nice close cropped head shot with this lens? That's what I'm counting on.

yes; at 200mm and MFD on a 1.6 crop camera the field of view is roughly 13cm x 9cm. With a 25mm tube a butterfly will fill the frame


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May 27, 2008 18:24 |  #18

What kind size tube does a full frame user need in order to fill the frame with a butterfly?




  
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May 27, 2008 20:38 |  #19

Savas K wrote in post #5607460 (external link)
What kind size tube does a full frame user need in order to fill the frame with a butterfly?

Well, it would obviously depend on the size of the butterfly but I would guess somewhere between 36 and 50mm maybe? This was a good sized butterfly shot with the 70-200 and a 25mm tube, which essentially filled the frame on my 20D:

http://www.goprices.ne​t …7/images/IMG_16​72_fin.jpg (external link)
http://www.goprices.ne​t …7/images/IMG_16​54_fin.jpg (external link)


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May 28, 2008 06:56 |  #20

Thanks. This tube could be useful!




  
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