This macro attachment lens works well with the kit 18-55 kit Nikon lens from 35mm to 55mm. The focal range is about 6 to 1.5 feet, and the resolution is good in the center, but softens at the edges depending on the lens being used. It may vignette images on short focal length lenses and lenses with large front elements. It is not recommended for use with these types of lenses. It can work on the Nikon 70-300 but with a very limited working focal range of about 1 foot. The spring mounting is secure, and while it is not a substitute for a dedicated macro lens, it is a worthwhile lightweight and compact addition for a travel kit for close focus work. It also works well on the Panasonic FZ 150, providing more options for close focus work, but it may vignette at wide angle.

I had been unable to find a Canon 250D close up lens in the 58mm size for a few months, so I decided to try the Raynox DCR 150. I have a Nikon D5100 with a 50mm F1.8G prime lens, and I was worried that the image quality might suffer with the Raynox being a smaller lens. However, I was pleasantly surprised to find that there was no noticeable darkening at the corners and the DCR 150 provided sharp close-up shots. I didn't encounter any chromatic aberration either. The real challenge was getting accurate focus on moving subjects, but using a small aperture and manual focus helped. Some reviewers mentioned difficulty removing the protective caps, but that wasn't a big issue for me. Overall, I found the Raynox DCR 150 to be an excellent product that exceeded my expectations.

This was purchased as a more affordable option instead of a dedicated macro lens. The picture quality didn't seem to suffer too much, but focusing with a Nikon 70-300 VR lens was challenging and the depth of field was too narrow at 1:1. I don't think it would be suitable for capturing detailed images of tiny subjects like a grasshopper's eye, but it works well for photographing flowers. Overall, I am satisfied with the purchase.

The initial tests with this lens showed that it lives up to the positive reviews. It provides great clarity throughout the lens, not just in the middle like cheaper alternatives. These lenses have a well-known reputation and it seems to be well deserved. However, the reason for the 3-star rating is the issue with the lens caps. They are made of flexible plastic and fit tightly on both the front and rear. The problem with the front cap is that it is difficult to remove without any grip to pry it free, requiring a pen knife for removal. Additionally, once the universal mounting ring is on the lens, the rear cap cannot be put on. It would be helpful if they could design it so that the rear cap could be put on with the mounting ring still in place, as I currently have to store it with a rubber band to hold the rear cap in place.

This lens was initially exciting and affordable, but after a year I am considering purchasing a macro lens instead. It's a fun option for trying out macro photography, but eventually you may want to invest in a different lens. I have since started to enjoy macro photography, so it served its purpose in helping me explore that interest. However, it may not meet high expectations.

I am extremely pleased with this lens. I discovered the exact size of the lens filter and can now use it on my other lenses. The pictures it takes are fantastic and I'm really enjoying using it.

This super macro lens is truly impressive for capturing close-up photos. I am very happy with my purchase and highly recommend it for stunning macro shots.

I initially bought this Lens for my Canon G10, but was pleasantly surprised to find that it also worked well with my 70-300 Sigma lens on my Nikon D70. After testing it out with both lenses, I am extremely satisfied with the results. I am considering purchasing the 250 after my positive experience with the 150. The only issue I encountered was with the G10, but that was my own mistake as I was not aware that it had a detachable ring for affixing the converter.