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Антон
30.08.2019
10/10
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отличная модель
Из плюсов отмечу прочное стекло, на котором не остаются следы от капель воды или отпечатки пальцев, а загрязнения легко убираются салфеткой. С его помощью снимки получаются более яркими и контрастными, а объектив будет надежно защищен от механических повреждений.
Михаил
22.08.2019
10/10
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отличная модель
Светофильтр нужен вам, если хотите защитить объектив от повреждений. Кроме этого, он снизит количество бликов и позволит получить качественные снимки. Рекомендую начинающим фотографам – вы точно оцените важность этого приспособления.
Николай
31.07.2016
10/10
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отличная модель
Высококлассный получился светофильтр для фотоаппарата. Купил его по совету своего друга-фотографа, остался очень доволен. Этот фильтр увеличивает контрастность, избавляет от отражений, и бликов, и тому подобного. Фильтр сделан из специального оптического стекла, что делает результат еще лучше. Крутая штука.
Ольга Плотникова
08.09.2023
10/10
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Отличная модель
Richard
12.01.2021
10/10
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Excellent Image Quality
Wildflower photography has been a long time hobby. For detailed close ups I've used macro lenses such as a vintage 1972 Micro Nikkor 55mm f3.5 and a 1986 Minolta Maxxum 100mm f2.8, mounted on Sony bodies (a7iii, a7Riii, a6500). Both these lenses have remarkable resolution and serve for this purpose, but neither is a lens I'd use as a walk around. So I have a Zeiss Batis 40mm CF. But I really enjoy using my Zeiss Loxia lenses, yet they do not focus closely. So the Marumi Achromat 5x was a want, not a need, to derive more use from my two Loxias.
Using the 42mp Sony A7Riii I've compared resolution of the Marumi Achromat 5x on a Zeiss Loxia 35mm with what I can obtain using the vintage Micro Nikkor. Both are excellent, with the Loxia+Marumi at least as clear as the Micro Nikkor, and maybe better. The Micro Nikkor imparts a blue tint from ancient primitive coatings. I prefer the results with the Loxia+Marumi combination. Photo of budding rose was made with the Loxia 35 + Marumi Achromat 5x at f/8, ISO 100 1/320" and is a focus stack assemble in Helicon Focus. There is no lack of resolution!
Also I've had fine results using the Marumi on a Loxia 21mm for a wider view with one flower as the subject; this is a good combination, however for this type of composition I'd prefer my Laowa 15mm Zero-D. But, I might not have the Laowa with me.
I also experimented with the Marumi on my Micro Nikkor 55mm. This lens only enlarges to 1:2 reproduction. Though I have a set of extension tubes their use imposes a loss of effective illumination and exposes the sensor to airborne contaminants when installing in the field. With the Marumi added to the Micro Nikkor reproduction goes a bit beyond 1:1 and illumination is not reduced. The second photo shows tiny, mm-sized, hairy bittercress growing between flagstones (also a focus stack) with the Marumi on the Micro Nikkor. Size is shown in the single f/16 frame including my thumb. Set up is shown in 4th frame, where flowers are too small to be seen!
Finally I've also used the Loxia 35 + Marumi on my a6500 producing a full frame equivalent field of view of 52.5mm. It's a fine alternative to the Micro Nikkor on a FF body, sharp with good color, and unlike the Micro Nikkor, weather sealed.
For a lens hood I'm using 52mm screw on hoods. Hood shown in frame 4 is a Nikon hood. Unless adding a CPL, I no longer stack filters with the Marumi. Recently I got the Marumi jammed in the threads of the brass B+W UV filter already on the lens. Believe that when adding the hood too much torque was transmitted. To separate the filters I cooled them in the freezer, then gently tapped around the circumference of the filter frame using the handle of a table knife. They then separated easily.
At some point I may buy a 77mm Marumi Achromat to use on my Sony 4/24-105 G. Would be an interesting combination, more useful than the 1986 100mm Minolta macro, but costly, as much as I had paid for the used Minolta!
Using the 42mp Sony A7Riii I've compared resolution of the Marumi Achromat 5x on a Zeiss Loxia 35mm with what I can obtain using the vintage Micro Nikkor. Both are excellent, with the Loxia+Marumi at least as clear as the Micro Nikkor, and maybe better. The Micro Nikkor imparts a blue tint from ancient primitive coatings. I prefer the results with the Loxia+Marumi combination. Photo of budding rose was made with the Loxia 35 + Marumi Achromat 5x at f/8, ISO 100 1/320" and is a focus stack assemble in Helicon Focus. There is no lack of resolution!
Also I've had fine results using the Marumi on a Loxia 21mm for a wider view with one flower as the subject; this is a good combination, however for this type of composition I'd prefer my Laowa 15mm Zero-D. But, I might not have the Laowa with me.
I also experimented with the Marumi on my Micro Nikkor 55mm. This lens only enlarges to 1:2 reproduction. Though I have a set of extension tubes their use imposes a loss of effective illumination and exposes the sensor to airborne contaminants when installing in the field. With the Marumi added to the Micro Nikkor reproduction goes a bit beyond 1:1 and illumination is not reduced. The second photo shows tiny, mm-sized, hairy bittercress growing between flagstones (also a focus stack) with the Marumi on the Micro Nikkor. Size is shown in the single f/16 frame including my thumb. Set up is shown in 4th frame, where flowers are too small to be seen!
Finally I've also used the Loxia 35 + Marumi on my a6500 producing a full frame equivalent field of view of 52.5mm. It's a fine alternative to the Micro Nikkor on a FF body, sharp with good color, and unlike the Micro Nikkor, weather sealed.
For a lens hood I'm using 52mm screw on hoods. Hood shown in frame 4 is a Nikon hood. Unless adding a CPL, I no longer stack filters with the Marumi. Recently I got the Marumi jammed in the threads of the brass B+W UV filter already on the lens. Believe that when adding the hood too much torque was transmitted. To separate the filters I cooled them in the freezer, then gently tapped around the circumference of the filter frame using the handle of a table knife. They then separated easily.
At some point I may buy a 77mm Marumi Achromat to use on my Sony 4/24-105 G. Would be an interesting combination, more useful than the 1986 100mm Minolta macro, but costly, as much as I had paid for the used Minolta!
Peter Besenbruch
12.01.2021
4/10
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Ужасно
Vendor had a Good Return Policy
Used with a Sony RX10 IV. As another reviewer pointed out, this one fuzzed out the image with strong halos at all focal lengths from 100-600mm (35mm eq). Auto-focus simply would not work. Not a good combination. The unit might work with a different camera. I eventually ordered a different brand that offered a +3 achromat, and found that one workable. +5 may be too much for the RX10.
Keith E. Newell
12.01.2021
10/10
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Up close, closer, closest.
Cranked it on a Fuji GF 120mm F4 close up lens to achieve more Macro magnification. Extremely righteous portrayal of a budding weed. I'm collecting +3 +5 magnifiers in 52, 62, 72, and 77mm threads for a complete set. If you go the auxiliary lens route you'd appreciate having both +3 and +5 as they'll manage foreground and background to subject perspective and out of focus framing better. At really close focus it's tricky to frame subjects surrounding details as tiny camera movement results in huge wallop on the sensor - film plane. The Marumi achromat lens does not interfere with the host lens resolution or contrast so what you put it on only allows vastly closer focus. Cheap trick with a big kick.
Robert B. Gillies
12.01.2021
10/10
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Solid Construction
After using this lens a bit I thought I'd change my review. First of all the quality is surprisingly good. You can buy them in the size to fit your lens or buy a bigger size and use them with a step-up ring so they will work with several different lenses. The only disadvantage of buying a bigger size is that they are a bit heavy and the bigger the size the heavier they are. In my opinion they work best with a zoom as a zoom enables you to change the magnification as you zoom in and out. The +5 works best with a zoom in the 50-200mm range and the +3 works better in the 200 - 300mm range. The +5 is too strong as you get near 300mm and the +3 is too weak as you approach 100mm or less. If you get one too strong you can't focus because the magnification is too high and if it is too weak you may as well crop a photo a little rather than buy this lens. Once the lens is attached then the focusing range is reduced so you would have to remove it to focus outside it's range. With a true macro lens you can focus close or as far away as you please. Other than these limitations they are capable of taking very nice closeups. They are easier to use than adding extension tubes. Unlike extension tubes adding one of these lenses doesn't change the aperture but you often have to stop down a bit anyway to get all of your subject in focus. Since good macro lenses such as the Tamron 90mm macro F2.8 runs between $400 and $500 it is worth trying one of these lenses. Don't buy the cheap single element ones as the quality is terrible. These are dual element achromats.
NorthBay Greg
12.01.2021
10/10
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Close-Up Lens Works Great!
I use the Marumi close-up lens with my Sony A6000 and Sony 18-135mm, and it works great! Previously the closest I could focus was about 12 - 14 inches at the 135mm setting (200mm in 35mm terms). Now with the Marumi close-up lens I can focus about 7 - 8 inches. I calculated that I should be able to get close to 1:1 magnification. I cannot detect any chromatic aberrations, and the images are sharp. Only drawback to this very high magnification is that the DOF is thin, so it is better to mount the camera on a tripod, and use focus stacking software if you need more DOF. I would definitely recommend this lens if you need lightweight, high magnification.
Joan H
12.01.2021
10/10
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So Glad I found This!
I've been a photographer for more years than I want to think about. But I hadn't found out about achromatic close up lens, and I am sure glad I finally did. I wanted to dabble in macro photography again. My prime macro lens is excellent, but it is for a 35mm camera. Kodachrome is no more and I now have an investment in digital equipment. I looked at the Lens Baby line, but I'm getting lazy in my "golden years" and like using aperture or shutter priority on my camera with the through the lens meter. A prime macro with image stabilizstion (unfortunately I'm a handheld journalist type) was way beyond what I felt I could reasonably justify. And the more affordable prime macro 1:1 didn't have image stabilization. Tripod use would be mandatory for this not able to hold a 1/10 second exposure handheld without the shakes any more woman. Extension tubes require a stop or more exposure added (with more possibility of the shakes) plus I would lose the zoom function of all my lenses. I've not invested in prime lenses for my digital camera. I'm not wanting to do true 1:1 and play with all that math. I just want to have some fun looking down the throats of flowers and getting up close and personal with pretty rocks and shells. I love this lens. I'm saving up to get the +5 version of it also. My photography teaching son was shocked by the quality of my first efforts with this lens. Thank you! Thank you! Would I love having a true macro prime 1:1? You betcha! But this is giving me the fun to play in this area again without having to seriously raid the food budget.
A.R.
12.01.2021
10/10
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great optically, packaging not as good as before
Five-star product optically. However I am disappointed that the pouch is now hard-plastic, rather than the felt-padded leather as in the last time I bought this product and is still shown in the picture. Sometimes I wish manufacturers would just embrace inflation and increase their product price by 2% every year, instead of slowly eroding the user experience via cost-cutting.
majesticnarwhale
12.01.2021
10/10
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its rad
works great. i use a sony rx10iv. Another reviewer said it didnt work for theirs but Id guess they just didnt know how to use a macro lens properly. Do some research on macro diopter lens before buying. You get a very narrow working range, about 6-8 inches from subject depending on your zoom.
A.R.
12.01.2021
10/10
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pleasantly surprised
Works way better than I expected. When used properly I see no distortion, no fringing, and no loss of sharpness on my Nikon D7000. When shooting at wide apertures, I saw some fringing in the out of focus areas towards the edge of the frame.
I tested with two lenses, Nikkor 18-105 AF-S and Nikkor 70-300 AF-S. I found this filter very practical on the 18-105 for close-up product shots, but at the long end of the 70-300, it really turns the camera into a microscope... you can't photograph anything larger than a small coin or more than a few inches away from the camera.
I found at 300mm the DOF is so narrow, I had to shoot at f/40 with a long exposure to get a decent test shot of a strawberry. At shorter FLs, decent shots of rounded objects can be had at f/8 to f/16. Much lower than f/8 only works for flat objects, or artistic blurring effects.
The autofocus works well enough most of the time, if you first get the camera in the general vicinity of where the focus should be.
I tested with two lenses, Nikkor 18-105 AF-S and Nikkor 70-300 AF-S. I found this filter very practical on the 18-105 for close-up product shots, but at the long end of the 70-300, it really turns the camera into a microscope... you can't photograph anything larger than a small coin or more than a few inches away from the camera.
I found at 300mm the DOF is so narrow, I had to shoot at f/40 with a long exposure to get a decent test shot of a strawberry. At shorter FLs, decent shots of rounded objects can be had at f/8 to f/16. Much lower than f/8 only works for flat objects, or artistic blurring effects.
The autofocus works well enough most of the time, if you first get the camera in the general vicinity of where the focus should be.
Arjen van der Wal
12.01.2021
10/10
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Very nice image quality using this
Very nice image quality using this. Threads onto the lens very smoothly. Also designed and sized well - I've never noticed any vignetting when using it. Comes with a handy little case to protect it when you carry it in your gear bag. The change in minimum focus distance that this close up lens allows is good for what I would call mid-range macro. Not super close up - better for flowers than tiny bugs, for instance.
A. Watman
12.01.2021
10/10
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Love it!
This was so worthwhile! I really wanted to take some macro photos, but I'm an amateur and I can't justify the cost of an expensive, separate lens. Also, I did purchase a 35mm macro lens for another camera, and frankly, I hated having to totally switch out lenses when I wanted to use it. This macro add-on lens fit my Nikon Tamron 18:270 telephoto lens perfectly! Takes great macro photos as well.
Rg
12.01.2021
10/10
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Worth it
This is a quality piece of add on glass that will allow some great macro shots (provided the lens you are using is decent). It might very well satisfy your urge to do once and a while close ups rather than spending almost 10X more on a dedicated macro lens that could sit on a shelf more than you think. Well worth a hundred bucks. Like another reviewer said, too bad about the flimsy case... I agree. Oh well.
JR
12.01.2021
8/10
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Хорошо
Fun adapter
Purchased from TA2 Trading on May 15th, and Amazon estimated arrive-by date was June 13-24. Arrived May 24! The adapter fits nicely on the end of my Sony 55-210mm (Sony a6000) and the lens cap fits right on it. Image quality is pretty good but not as sharp as it could be around the edges. The focus area is only less than a quarter inch even at f22 — you definitely should consider a tripod. Overall I'm happy with the purchase, especially for the price.
Pavel S.
12.01.2021
10/10
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Excellent optics, nice packaging
It's a nice bonus that the lens comes with a little velvet-lined leather case that fits it snugly so bringing jt along on shoots is a cinch. The lens itself is as good as many reviews around the Internet have claimed, and because the glass is as wide as the opening of the lens you're supplementing (unlike some cheaper alternatives) there's no danger of vignetting. The only note of warning I would sound to potential buyers is to consider the degree of magnification you'll need for the kind of subjects you'll be wanting to photograph. If you're looking to take photographs where you can see the eyes of a fly, you should consider the +5 200 instead, which has greater magnification. I used the +3 330 on a 300mm (35mm equiv) lens and the magnification is not enough for insect-sized objects. But it's perfect for extreme close-ups of flowers, for instance.
Frank Paris
12.01.2021
10/10
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Superb build and optical qualities
But it turns out it is not for me. I didn't understand what I was doing when I ordered this and sent it back because it was far more powerful than I wanted. If you want extreme magnification on the cheap, this is the way to go. What I wanted was something that shortened the minimum focal distance of my MFT 45-200mm from 3 feet to 18 inches. If you want something that does that for you, get the Canon 500D. This is for much shorter focal lengths and extremely critical manual focusing. If that's what you want, this is an inexpensive way to get it.
Roger Rowlett
12.01.2021
10/10
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Terrific alternative to the Nikon or Canon achromats
Put one of these on a long lenses and you have a very usable field macro lens. Much lighter than carrying a dedicated macro lens on a long hike. On a 300 mm lens you can typically get 1.0x of better with a +3 diopter achromat. Nikon stopped making their achromats so these are very welcome. Don't confuse a 2 element achromats with a simple 1 element closeuip lens. The achromats are much higher quality.
C A
12.01.2021
10/10
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Practical welcome accessory
This close-up lens is a welcome accessory into photographers' bags. It is small and from my results, does not affect the quality of the lens (used it on 85mm Basis and 24mm GM Sony FE). Good price/ quality/ practicality ratio.
Paul M. Provencher
12.01.2021
10/10
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Great Filter to Make my Canon EF 70-200 f/2.8 IS II USM focus closer
Great Filter to Make my Canon EF 70-200 f/2.8 IS II USM focus closer. It puts my lens so I can take pictures of eyes, and other close-focusing items - like flowers! It cost a little bit but I takes the place of close-up lenses that I have with other lenses. It really comes close-up. That makes my lens zoom in on close-up subjects. It has multi-coating on it to reduce flare from sunlight. I love it!
Simon
12.01.2021
10/10
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Pretty good lens
Works well with my Canon EOS 6D. It can even be used with a lens, which is already connected to a macro extension tube, thus further extending its macro capabilities. But that will suck out a bit of light and depth of field so sometimes it's not the best idea.
Alice M
12.01.2021
8/10
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Хорошо
A good choice
For anyone wanting to explore macro/closeup photography, this is a good place to start. It delivers clear pictures, but does seem to require more maintenance than a traditional lens. I find it quite difficult to keep dust out from between my regular lens (Canon EFS 18-135) and this lens, even though the two fit nicely together. Cleaning fluids only seem to smear this lens, so a microfiber cloth with a drop or two of plain water is best. Be sure to clean both sides of this lens very thoroughly, BEFORE you venture outside in the dusty air.
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