piggybacking converters
Aug 10, 2012 05:37:37 #
somebody brought it up so i just had to try it.paired two pro optic 2x converters together on my sony a-550.the pics look passable to me,two of sony's better copnverters might give me better images.i used what i had.
500mmreflex 2x+2x
75-300mm kit lens 2x+2x
minolta 100-300mm2x+2x
kit 300mm2 2x+2x
500mm reflex redone
Aug 10, 2012 10:40:54 #
docrob
Loc: Durango, Colorado
bull drink water wrote:
somebody brought it up so i just had to try it.paired two pro optic 2x converters together on my sony a-550.the pics look passable to me,two of sony's better copnverters might give me better images.i used what i had.
there is a much better, cheaper and sharper way to get closer to your subjects - stacking converters would not be my 1st or 3rd choice.
I'd walk
Aug 10, 2012 11:21:21 #
docrob wrote:
there is a much better, cheaper and sharper way to get closer to your subjects - stacking converters would not be my 1st or 3rd choice.
I'd walk
bull drink water wrote:
somebody brought it up so i just had to try it.paired two pro optic 2x converters together on my sony a-550.the pics look passable to me,two of sony's better copnverters might give me better images.i used what i had.
there is a much better, cheaper and sharper way to get closer to your subjects - stacking converters would not be my 1st or 3rd choice.
I'd walk
five yrs ago i would've agreed with you,but today walking fifteen feet or climbing four stairs is a major painful effort.we photo bugs try a lot of things,i could afford a 300mm G lens but,this was a "oh what the hell" and "because i could" deal.
Aug 10, 2012 11:37:32 #
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