Lens Extension Tubes at Frank Boyd blog

Lens Extension Tubes. It moves your lens further from the camera, and the front element closer to the subject. If you want to get up close to your subject, closer than you can by setting your lens to its minimum focusing distance, then extension tubes are an excellent way of doing so. An extension tube is simply a metal or plastic tube that you connect to your setup between the digital slr camera body and the lens. It makes the lens look. When you turn the focusing ring of your lens away from infinity, the front element moves out from the lens body. An extension tube is a spacer that sits between your lens and the camera body to alter the mfd (minimum focus distance). The mfd of a lens is simply the closest point at. Extension tubes work by increasing the extension of your lenses. Extension tubes, also known as macro tubes or macro rings, are hollow tubes of varying lengths that have bayonet or screw. The purpose of an extension tube is to alter the mfd, or minimum focus distance of a lens so that you can make your subject larger in your image.

When you turn the focusing ring of your lens away from infinity, the front element moves out from the lens body. An extension tube is simply a metal or plastic tube that you connect to your setup between the digital slr camera body and the lens. The mfd of a lens is simply the closest point at. It makes the lens look. If you want to get up close to your subject, closer than you can by setting your lens to its minimum focusing distance, then extension tubes are an excellent way of doing so. The purpose of an extension tube is to alter the mfd, or minimum focus distance of a lens so that you can make your subject larger in your image. It moves your lens further from the camera, and the front element closer to the subject. An extension tube is a spacer that sits between your lens and the camera body to alter the mfd (minimum focus distance). Extension tubes work by increasing the extension of your lenses. Extension tubes, also known as macro tubes or macro rings, are hollow tubes of varying lengths that have bayonet or screw.

Macro Lens Extension Tube DGEOS M AutoFocus Extender

Lens Extension Tubes An extension tube is a spacer that sits between your lens and the camera body to alter the mfd (minimum focus distance). Extension tubes work by increasing the extension of your lenses. An extension tube is a spacer that sits between your lens and the camera body to alter the mfd (minimum focus distance). It makes the lens look. Extension tubes, also known as macro tubes or macro rings, are hollow tubes of varying lengths that have bayonet or screw. The mfd of a lens is simply the closest point at. If you want to get up close to your subject, closer than you can by setting your lens to its minimum focusing distance, then extension tubes are an excellent way of doing so. The purpose of an extension tube is to alter the mfd, or minimum focus distance of a lens so that you can make your subject larger in your image. When you turn the focusing ring of your lens away from infinity, the front element moves out from the lens body. It moves your lens further from the camera, and the front element closer to the subject. An extension tube is simply a metal or plastic tube that you connect to your setup between the digital slr camera body and the lens.