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Shooting with the Canon 65 mm

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Shooting with the Canon 65 mm

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So far, in this chapter, you've seen me working with the Canon 100mm Macro. You've also seen me attach some extension tubes to it, and we've been able to get really, really close. I want to show you now a unique lens, the Canon 65mm MP-E 1-5X Macro lens. This is a really unusual lens. Nobody else right now is making something like this. And, it gets me a lot of the power that I get with a complex configuration of lens and extension tubes. But it actually gets me more magnification power than I can get with all of these. And, it means that I don't have to hassle with the multiple gear, and the bigger lens configuration. That said, you work with this lens in a very different way than you work with a normal macro lens. So, I have it attached right now, and it's got a built-in lens collar. You haven't actually seen a lens collar in action. The lens collar is attached to the tripod plate. So, what I typically do is put the lens on the tripod first, and then I attach the camera to the lens.…

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