MC-20+10mm tube+16mm tube+60mm Macro equals..........

[Dave in Wales]

Extreme macro.

If anyone is anti 'stuff -from -the -other-side'............ then turn away now.

Thought it may interest some who have not already seen it.

One method requires modifying one extension tube, one does not.

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4430077

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4518088

[benvendetta]

I have that combo but haven't performed surgery on the longer tube (too scary).For even more macro, add a Raynox 250.

[Dave in Wales]

I had great fun a few years ago putting together a bellows set-up, reversed primes and all that.

When I'd finished it I sold it, couldn't find a use for it.

I do wish I'd kept the Oly flash, it was brilliant.

I even knocked up me own focusing rail.

[MJ224]

Looks like a great setup.

[DavidB]

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4518088

Also for the MC-14 at https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4428158 (as posted here https://www.e-group.uk.net/forum/for...075#post827075 )

And is why I'm hoping OMDS will produce some extension tubes that will accept Oly teleconverters.

For even more macro, add a Raynox 250.

To be really extreme, can't multiple macro 'filters' be stacked?

[alfbranch]

You can use two Raynox 250 on the same lens I did some having seen some results. I sold my second one though it was not an easy set up.

[Phill D]

I've seen Ethan Beckler's work on Facebook, he produces some outstanding macros. I suspect he's the reason those extension tubes seem to be always out of stock when I look! Excellent link Dave well spotted.

[EM1Peter]

Hi

If anybody wants an extension tube bore enlarging try this guy

https://grsengineering.co.uk/

It's a one man band with a lot of equipment in a garage and a shed. He is exceptionally well equipped for both delicate work such as enlarging an extension tube (which he did for me) and rather more robust stuff. I and people I've put in touch with him have used him for a wide range of jobs all of which have gone well.

[Harold Gough]

Any ground surfaces should be painted matt black to prevent reflections.

Harold