cheap way to get good closeup pics

[Death Pony]

I've always wondered if that would work. Thanks for posting this Mr. DIY!

 

[LondonDragon]

I didn't use the magnifying glass but I used one of these cheap sets that can be attached to most digital cameras with a 55mm thread.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/New-HD-Opteka...ageNameZWD2VQQcmdZViewItem?_trksid=p1638.m122

 

[Opiate]

that's a cool as idea!

 

[midnight]

that's a cool as idea!

to this day i still do this.
its amazing,if only ,99% of the people,here knew this,we might be able to see their fish!

 

[Druu]

Nice, I just went and checked the original date on the thread. You need to use that method on some of your netted captives. The autofocus on digital cameras don't negate the zoom on the magnifying glass?

 

[midnight]

Nice, I just went and checked the original date on the thread. You need to use that method on some of your netted captives. The autofocus on digital cameras don't negate the zoom on the magnifying glass?

some cameras dont need it
some cameras dont auto focus
ive done this on an auto focus and it works like normal.

and i do this for my nettings when i remember to lol

 

[midnight]

while we are on the subject of sticking stuff in front of cameras,lol

you can also stick a camera up to a telescope
heres a pic of the moon i got with a point and shoot camera and a telescope

 

[Opiate]

to this day i still do this.
its amazing,if only ,99% of the people,here knew this,we might be able to see their fish!

LOL!!!! true dat!

 

[midnight]

you can also stick a camera up to those telescopes at big monuments and such all around the world.
heres some pix at stone mountain
first pic is normal view
2nd and 3rd are through one of the telescopes they have mounted at the park

 

[Opiate]

fark yea!!! haha