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Bumble Bee
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Thanks for that info - just got the Marumi 3x and 5x lenses to test out, too.
Bumble Bee
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Thanks for your comments. I use the Marumi DHG Achromat Macro-200 (+5) lens which produces 5x magnification. I often combine 2 of these lenses to get 10x magnification if your subject is really small, with very good results. Trying to combine 3 lenses for 15x magnification seems to go beyond the limits of the macro adapter and the 3D results are questionable (see the Garden Invasion picture in my Gallery for an example).
Bumble Bee
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Which Marumi are you using 3x? Shots like this are hard to get, nice job...
Garden Invasion
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Thanks for your feedback. I realize I was pushing the 3D magnification limits of my camera when I took that picture, but wanted to capture the detail of the insect in 3D (never encountered one of those before), and ended up paying the convergence price. Somehow it is still comfortable for me when I view the 3D image using my laptop, but now I know that what is comfortable for me may not be for others. Thanks again for your comments.
Garden Invasion
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cool but perhaps too close - convergence issues for me... hurts head to view.
Taking a Risk
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I'm using a Fujifilm W3 camera with Cyclopital3D Macro adapter and Marumi DHG Achromat Macro Lens.
Taking a Risk
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Very nice! Whats your set up? This is so awesome 2 thumbs up
