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Yes, but limited range
In reply to Tomx72,
5 months ago
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I have the Kenko rings along with the 45mm f/1.8 lens and it does work fairly well, in my opinion, for static subjects. I can't see using it underwater though. You end up about a foot away from an object, and framing wise I can get about 4 keyboard keys wide and 3 high.
Contrary to what people say I find the AF works well enough for static subjects but you have to be already within a very narrow band of distance away. It is far less practical than a dedicated macro lens. I don't do underwater photography, but I can't imagine using an extension ring and this lens if I was floating!
I would much rather use a dedicated Macro lens - the only reason I have the rings is that I was waiting for the 60mm macro to become available, and I really like taking the 10mm ring in my small cameras bags on trips. While it is finicky, I can usually find a lens it works well enough with to get the shot - and in that situation I would never bring the macro lens even if I had it (i.e. on a trip with family). If I had to choose space wise I'd never leave my 75mm f/1.8 at home given the limited amount of actual macro photography I do
Here is an example with the 75mm f/1.8 lens and 10mm tube (at ISO1600!):
http://www.flickr.com/photos/47706598@N08/8107412596/in/photostream
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