This lens is a great addition to my macro lens setup. I use it with my Nikon 105mm 2.8 on a D610 full frame camera and it allows me to get incredibly close to the subject and capture sharp, detailed images.

This lens is high quality and produces clear pictures, but it requires some adjustment due to the usual depth of field problems with macro work. However, once you get used to it, the results are very good.

The promotional material accurately describes this auxiliary lens. I tested it on the Fujifilm XF 55-200mm zoom lens and quickly became comfortable using it. I am thinking of purchasing step-up adapter threads to attach it to the XF 60mm macro lens for close to 1:1 magnification.

The Perfect lens for Macro-graphy starters is the 55mm lens, which can be used with a 200-300mm lens using a step up ring for 5 dollars. By adding extension tubes to the stack, you can achieve 3X magnification with an 8 dioptre/4 + 1 snap-on lens. Adding a 300mm lens and extension tubes for 10 dollars together adds approximately 2x, totaling around 5x magnification. Beyond this, you will enter the micro world, with the Raynox MS-505 offering 32 dioptre and approximately 9x magnification. However, if you can produce excellent shots with the dcr 250, it may be better to invest in a high-end macro lens. The product was shipped on time and arrived with good packaging. For more reviews, check out my experiences with the step up ring, extension ring, tripod, remote, cleaning kit, and defused flash (on its way).

There are a lot of macro photography enthusiasts out there, and buying dedicated macro lenses can be expensive. The Raynox DCR-250 is a good way to try out macro photography without making a big investment. It allows you to achieve close to 1:1 or sometimes greater magnification by adapting your current lenses. However, at close distances, you will likely need to manually focus and use smaller apertures to get more of the subject in focus. Installing the Raynox DCR-250 is simple, and it can be attached to different lenses with the right adapters. If you're not sure about investing in an expensive macro lens, the Raynox DCR-250 is a good option to see if you enjoy macro photography before making a bigger commitment.

I got this accessory with high hopes of capturing amazing close-ups. I envisioned going to the park and taking great photos of bugs, butterflies, and my kids. This little device met all my expectations and I highly recommend it. It's perfect for anyone who enjoys macro photography. It's easy to use and worked extremely well with my Sony A7 and kit lens, even the auto focus. The detail and clarity of the photos were impressive, and I was able to capture amazing close-ups with just a few inches of distance.

I'm curious if the Sigma 105mm Macro lens is compatible with a 1:1 dedicated Macro and if I can mount a Sigma 140 DG ring flash on it.

The MPE-65 provides larger than life size magnification for macro shooting, but it has limited use. The 100MM Macro IS L is versatile but only offers up to 1:1 magnification. The Raynox DCR-250 is a great option to enhance the magnification of the 100 Macro lens without sacrificing picture quality. It fits onto the Canon 100mm Macro IS L lens without the need for an adapter and installation is quick and easy. In comparison to its price, the Raynox DCR-250 is a smart purchase that greatly enhances the lens's capabilities.