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Thank you in advance for all of your suggestions and help. Is it possible to achieve extreme close-ups with the AG-DVX100? As in - macro type imaging ... small insects or details of skin textures, etc., etc. Is there any adaptive equipment the AG-DVX100 can utilize for this purpose? Thanks again! |
I renamed your thread to better reflect what you are looking for...
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<<<-- Originally posted by Rob Lohman : I renamed your thread to better reflect what you are looking for... -->>>
ok ... thanks. any suggestions? |
DVX100 has a macro focus mode that works quite well. The DVX100A has also improved minimum focus distance plus both will take 72mm close-up adaptors. So, yes, it will work fine.
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Yes indeed.. no question about it. You need to use a diopter, around a +1 or +2 seems to work best in my experiences.
Here are some examples from the DVX100: http://dvxuser.com/image/coin.jpg http://dvxuser.com/image/lego.jpg |
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thank you gents ...
hey Jarred ... I'm moving to Vancouver at the end of this year. let's exchange email addy's and talk film. :D So ... who makes the diopter? where can I get it from? how much does it cost? thanks again for the suggestions and samples. |
Diopter
Sorry to sound stupid, but what is a Diopter (I assume a lense).
What is an approximate cost? Thanks, Chris |
diopter is like a magnifying lens,,, some people call them macros. Cost around $100 each.
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