Olaf,
Try the teles both ways, but I seem to rember reading somewhere that you tend
to get
better results with non-macro lenses is you reverse them, even with bellows
use. It is
failry easy to do this with the Oly bellows.
Jim Couch
Olaf Greve wrote:
> Secondly, I was wondering which non-macro lenses can successfully be used on
> the bellows, and what their advantages might be. In particular, I have the
> 100/2 and the 135/2.8 in mind, for being able to get a bit more distance
> between the lens and the subject (insects!) than would be possible with a
> 50/3.5. So, what I'm especially interested in, is finding out how well these
> two lenses can be used in such a way. Up to what magnifications will this
> work well? What are potential pitfalls? Etc. I would expect the 100/2 to do
> a pretty good job in this type of set-up, but perhaps also the 135/2.8 could
> be interesting.
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