Can you attach a macro lens to this lens?
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From what I can tell, that would not be possible. However, you could purchase and add an inexpensive extension tube- just make sure the tube matches the size of this lens.
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This particular lens is not threaded to receive filters and other lens. In fact this lens has to be attached to another lens by the threads on the back end of the fisheye lens or an adapter that would connect to your camera. If you could connect a macro lens at the back of the fisheye and then connect directly to the camera it might possibly work if you can get the coupled lens to focus, I feel this might be the thing that would prevent it from working. Keep in mind that the fisheye cannot be connected to a camera in the normal manner and only has threads on the rear of the lens which requires connecting to another lens or adapter that has the connection as your camera.
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Hope I didn't confuse you Michelle. I have this lens and use it with an 18mm to 55mm lens and have made some really interesting shots with it.
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This particular lens is not threaded to receive filters and other lens. In fact this lens has to be attached to another lens by the threads on the back end of the fisheye lens or an adapter that would connect to your camera. If you could connect a macro lens at the back of the fisheye and then connect directly to the camera it might possibly work if you can get the coupled lens to focus, I feel this might be the thing that would prevent it from working. Keep in mind that the fisheye cannot be connected to a camera in the normal manner and only has threads on the rear of the lens which requires connecting to another lens or adapter that has the connection as your camera. This particular lens is not threaded to receive filters and other lens. In fact this lens has to be attached to another lens by the threads on the back end of the fisheye lens or an adapter that would connect to your camera. If you could connect a macro lens at the back of the fisheye and then connect directly to the camera it might possibly work if you can get the coupled lens to focus, I feel this might be the thing that would prevent it from working. Keep in mind that the fisheye cannot be connected to a camera in the normal manner and only has threads on the rear of the lens which... » Read More This particular lens is not threaded to receive filters and other lens. In fact this lens has to be attached to another lens by the threads on the back end of the fisheye lens or an adapter that would connect to your camera. If you could connect a macro lens at the back of the fisheye and then connect directly to the camera it might possibly work if you can get the coupled lens to focus, I feel this might be the thing that would prevent it from working. Keep in mind that the fisheye cannot be connected to a camera in the normal manner and only has threads on the rear of the lens which requires connecting to another lens or adapter that has the connection as your camera. « Show Less
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I think you're supposed to be able to add filter and macro lenses to it (thin little "add on" lenses to get extreme close ups, cut glare,.. that kind of thing). The lens it comes with does not come off - as far as I can tell.
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Yes. You put the macro filter on your lens first. There are plastic rings that come with this flash light from 52mm-77mm filter size. The plastic ring gets screwed on top of the filter and the ring flash attaches to that plastic ring.
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Probably. I don't know what a "macro manual lens" is, but you might, at best, have to get some intermediary ring adapter to fit the threads of each device. You can probably get those at any camera shop or from Amazon.
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It attaches to the 67mm lens that I have. It works really good but I found it works best using manual settings. I do mostly portrait type photography, but its fun to use the macro for a change of "scenery". Have fun. Teresa S.
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No, you would have to have the filter removed in order to install this Macro lens.
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YES...... I would highly recommend this lens and it is now used as my general lens of choice. To use the macro, it is necessary to stand back further than most lenses but it still produces a very crisp image. The weight of the lens helps to keep the camera steady as it is weighted well making the whole unit more sturdy. So far I have no regrets.
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I am using it on a Tamron macro that was bought in the 90's F2.8 90mm lens on a D90 camera, not sure how else it could be used.
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I think is possible because you can use an FX or DX lens in any nikon camera. I used this Macro Extension Tube in a D7000 with a 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX nikkor.
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Yes its compatible, and its not a macro dedicated version but in the lens the word macro is written, tooks nice macro/bokeh style photos
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I was able to attach it to the front of the lens that comes with the camera. It just screws on.
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I have never tried to mount my fish eye direct to my lens. The 2 pieces together give you the fisheye effect. The macro can be used alone....
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Yes it does. The lens I have is not a macro, so it didn't fit mine, but it is the right one for the Macro. Hope this helps.
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It depends on the size filter that your lens takes. This is not a lens that mounts onto your camera, but an inexpensive, "poor man's macro" that screws on like a filter.
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There is no Macro mode on the Lens but if you use the Macro feature on the camera it will allow you to get very close and take great Macro Pictures.
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I do not attempt to separate the two functions of this lens. I prefer the way the two features work together. I have a separate macro and wide angle lens that operate independently
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Yes and not only, even slideshow. You have to decide to buy a kit or to buy a body and a lens separate. It would be a little expensive, but... you know Some tips: The best macro lens for Nikon is Sigma 105mm f/2.8 EX DG OS HSM - 700 Sharpness test: http://cdn0.mos.techradar.futurecdn.net/Review%20images/PhotoRadar/Best%20macro%20lenses/Res%20Sigma%20105mm%20f2-8%20EX%20DG%20OS%20HSM_105mm_f8_5391.JPG Again, second only to Zeiss. There's little central fringing at all apertures, and at the edges it's still better than some lenses at the centre. Compare to Zeiss Makro-Planar T* F2 100mm ZE - 1,550 Good luck 8)