No one wants to bring an automated rail system out into the country and try that with their MPE-65, or a tube lens and microscope objective. With the Raynox 202 we should reach 9x magnification I am thinking. With how sharp the Raynox 250 is, this will be just unprecedented in the field - nothing will come close to the ease this setup will bring to the macro users across the world. Right now, with the Raynox 250 attached to my 60mm/MC-20 combo I am getting just a hair under 5.5x magnification. f3.5 giving the lens a smaller/lighter size which is helpful for macro (who needs fancy bokeh for macro - most of the complainers about the f3.5 are those wanting the lens for portrait photography)Īdding the Raynox 250 to this teleconverter setup (regardless of which one we are able to use) SHOULD give the user approximately a 6.5x to 7x magnification at my estimate. the incredible stabilization which is to be built into the lens combined with OM System's built in camera stabilization incredible weather sealing for snowflake/bug/whatever photography without the worry of humidity getting into the lens a lens that will SURELY be able to use my teleconverter/Kenko-Pixco extension tube work-around, giving the user the possibility of TRUE 4x magnification, and a field of view of around 4.25mm left to right. a lens that has the possibility to be used directly with a teleconverter, making it 4x magnification a lens that will be able to focus bracket up to 999 images
#SONY 90MM MACRO MEDIUM FORMAT PRO#
a lens that will be 2x or more with PRO glass/build I have been reading comments for the past 24 hours all over the internet, and many who own the MPE-65 or the Canon 100mm macro are saying that this lens will be what gets them to move from Canon to OM Systems. I believe that the new 90mm macro lens, based on what little we know, will change the macro photography game.
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