It works well with many lenses. I have gotten great results with the
85/f2, 135 f/3.5 and 200 f/5 lenses. If you are shotting flowers, ect it
works quite well. You will get a little softness at the corners, but for
most subjects it is not a problem. The magnifications & working ranges
for the 85 and the 135 are pretty much identicticle to the 80 and 135
macro lenses.
Jim Couch
"M. Royer" wrote:
> Is it possible to use the 65-116 with normal
> lenses/body mounted macro lenses. I have some of the
> 1:2 life size Zuikos and a vivitar macro
> teleconverter, and the pics I have gotten back have
> come out very nicely, but I wanted more magnification
> power and so I got a tube from a listmember. It hasn't
> arrived yet, but I wanted to hear some of your stories
> about it. Namely will it work at all with lenses not
> specifically designed for it like the 80 or 135mm. If
> it does, which lenses does it work well with, and what
> magnification can I expect?
>
> I know I should shell out for one of the dedicated
> bellows lenses, but my Zuikoholism has gone into
> temporary remission and my checkbook couldn't handle
> another attack :-)
>
> Mark Lloyd
>
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