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Reverse Lens Photography posted on 28th of october, 2008

Reverse lens photography is a technique that allows you to achieve incredible magnification by using two regular lenses and a DSLR. Basically, a second lens, which is reversed and put in front of the lens on your camera, will magnify a small object beyond the range of either of your lenses individually.

This technique takes advantage of the way a lens is designed to focus a large scene onto a small sensor. It also takes advantage of the fact that a lens can focus light in both directions.

To view the tutorial, visit our website at:

http://www.greatdividephotography.com/reverse_lens.htm

If you have any corrections or suggestions for the tutorial, please feel free to leave a comment.

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Comments (1)

I know this technique, but i don´t like it. Too much problems with lens correction etc. Shooting with a good macro lens is very much better. - posted by Creepers888 on October 28, 2008

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