The author of the Extreme eye macro video on top wrote: “Who needs the nanoha when all you need is an old pentax lens and some 2 dollar extension tubes!“
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7 Responses
OK…that video is freaking creepy!
Yes and yellow Halloween eye 😀
a bit disgusting but at the same time, so magnificent how intricate our body is. what lens btw to capture that eye?
or does it have anything to do with M43?
It is captured by GH2 using, as he stated pentax lens with extension tube.
The nanoha he mentioned is a extreme macro lens with native m4/3 mount.
from the authors original video on Vimeo:
He used an old Pentax 28mm f3.5 and some macro tubes.
The stack is 1: m4/3 to pentax m42 adapter 2: pentax m42 extension tubes 3: lens
Nanoha lens is at least twice magnifier, with no crop mode 😉
Yes, but I was able to make this video without having to buy a 500 dollar lens. Just some 2 dollar macro tubes and an old, free pentax lens.