Macro photography definitely has a learning curve, but that's what makes this equipment an excellent choice. It allows me to capture photos with a magnification that brings out textures and details without spending a lot of money. It's a great way for me to learn and practice before deciding if I want to invest in a specialized macro lens. I have a feeling that the DCR-250 conversion lens will be all I ever need.

I bought this lens to use with my Nikon P900 camera. It's simple to attach and really helps capture small things with great detail.

This product is definitely worth the purchase. It maintains image quality and is easy to attach and remove with a pinch mechanism. Just be sure to also get a step-up or step-down ring to go with it. For my Fuji X100F, I needed a 49mm-52mm step-up ring.

The macro lens I purchased for taking photos of my vape coils has exceeded my expectations.

This lens is perfect for getting into macro photography without breaking the bank. The photos are crisp and clear, and it performs just as I expected.

I recently purchased the Raynox DCR-250 Super Macro to digitize my black & white 35mm and 6x6 negatives using my 1st generation Sony RX100. I had been using the camera's macro setting to copy the negatives, but the resulting photos didn't fill much of the frame. With the Raynox DCR-250, I can now fill 90% of the RX100's frame with the negative, including the sprocket holes. I was impressed by how sharp the Raynox is! I use the lens at its maximum 100mm telephoto setting, shoot in RAW, convert the negative to a positive TIFF, and then work with it in Photoshop. The Raynox has noticeably improved the quality of my digitized negatives without any apparent loss in resolution.