The super macro guessing game (3)

Chet wrote in post #14069108
Sounds scrumptious, but alas it is not.

Probably as delicious as a deep fat fried pickle with chocolate syrup:p

Is is part of an article of clothing?

Striking strip on the back of a matchbook?

seall wrote in post #14066535
You are correct, it is not but I don't have much choice with my kit 18-55. 20-30% too small to really qualify going by my cropped sensor if I am correct.

maybe if I use a magnifying glass too?

Dude, the original shot you posted is great and as good as any "macro" shot with a 1:1 lens.

nope x 3

seall wrote in post #14066535
You are correct, it is not but I don't have much choice with my kit 18-55. 20-30% too small to really qualify going by my cropped sensor if I am correct.

maybe if I use a magnifying glass too?

If you still have one of your older 50mm or likewise manual lenses, just duct tap it (Filter end to filter end) or if you like to spend money, buy a proper adapter then no one can stop you from Super duper Macro (As long as you have the light). The other option is to use Reverse adapter (Only one lens in use , lesser mag but still super macro). And you don't have to sell a kidney to get one of these: an eg from Amazon - LINK

bcd01 wrote in post #14069061
liquorice flavored pickle?

Jonahan wrote in post #14069161
Pickle flavored liquorice?

^^^^^^^ I see what you you did there^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Sorry, not a pickle product. Though BPE still uses thingy in macro shot in their accounting department.

Sand paper or other sanding tool?

samsen wrote in post #14071465
Sand paper or other sanding tool?

Not much use for sanding in the accounting department at the pickle emporium. Though the hardwood floors could really use it.

So I'll have to say no.

Lapping/Grinding paste?

Type ribbon?

Nope and nope.

Is it used in the kitchen

If you were trying to figure out measurement conversions, sure.

Scales?